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Winter Regret

Like the autumn frost, regret

creeps through

killing hope like leaves on a tree

nature's tears falling

one

by

one

leaving me bare,

naked in the face of the winter's chill

the blinding snow and biting wind

 

I let the frost come of my own accord

twining around my heart

my mind

I let myself believe in lies

and so my hope was snuffed out

killed to rise only in a spring

that may never come.

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Written by
dusty-baker
American
Published
Nov 9, 2013
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Melodramatic, but one of the few poems of the past couple of years that I can find traces of on my computer.

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