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for my wintered friends

In winter air,

the siren rings

among the leafless trees.

 

The night,

it falls too quickly.

The days,

they sleep too soon.

I much prefer the stretched

and strengthened days of June.

 

Leave be the creaking bones of snow,

Let pass this fragile moon.

I much prefer the waxed and wakened days of June.

 

I don’t mind

the brighter skies,

the holidays,

the giving ways,

but I much prefer the stretched

and strengthened days of June.

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Feb 14, 2010
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