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December

by shayla-savio

Spin-off of November by Thomas Hood White field-- white snow! Everything withers--nothing grows! No flora-- no fauna--an ice tundra where no one goes. A ghost of a memory-- a vivid flash of pain Vision in white-- not a thing to see But no, hidden--where could it be? Kisses, hushes, heard in the dark, the world is different you see, when white covers bark. No shade, no shine, no butterflies, no bees, No trees--no leaves December.
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shayla-savio
26 / F / Swiss
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Written by
shayla-savio
26 / F / Swiss
Published
Mar 24, 2014
Time
1m
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A spin-off of a poem "November by Thomas Hood"

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#snow#december#thomashood#november#spin-off
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