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Winter

Long sitting in fields of brilliant white.

Standing tall in pillars of clear crystal water.

Like razors and pain in the eternal wind.

Skies forever shrouded with a hood of gray.

 

Winter.

 

Darkness long after the dawn, short days.

Bitter cold morning walks, wind howling.

Dazzling sunshine in the afternoon, freezing cold.

Darkness descends like a sheet, so early.

 

Winter.

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Feb 1, 2010
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