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Winter in Russia

Defined August, it fades away in a haze Quickly, running through seasons. We're suddenly hit by a wave of sore cold Just enough to show ripen blood upon frozen skin Without one wearing fine cloth against iced flesh. One day should you forget in a rush Or maybe your feet have dragged on too long by then Of what winter really means Should you be cursed by Jack Frost? He does not nip lightly for you Nor does he for anyone of the sort Possibly, one could befriend such a harsh element From summer heat to bleak winter The seasons change too fast for average beings Though maybe you could obtain the tie to a blizzard So when you ask it, it shall respond. In which your response should be glee As for once, it has listened and watched over you.
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abby-bacher
Russian
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Jun 15, 2013
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