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Aug 2013
while some seasons introduce beauty,
you bring upon the harsh cold of winter so suddenly
the frigid cold that rapes polar deserts in the night.

unlike the dance of the trees in autumn
when the leaves shake off their burdens,
the whirlwinds of your poisoned ego grasps and chokes away the new leaves

the hardened winter cold saps away the eternal beauty
of the glistening flowers waking in spring
but you twist and churn their stems

it was once the warmth of summer that your eyes greeted mine
emitting the heat which entwined our bodies
like the intense rays of sunshine upon a sandy beach

though i trust nature,
a monster like you,
i do not.
Shanna Howse
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Shanna Howse
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