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Along thine winter's path

by Sherri

Once upon a time in the land of snow, where snow-drifts hang like cliffs and icicles do grow. Along thine winter's path, like a child out to play. The air so fresh, and sunlight sparkles; what a lovely day. Along thine winter's path, the trees majestic in blankets of white. The stars shine through like magic balls of light. Along thine winter's path so crisp and serene. Along thine winter's path, a winter-wonderland scene. Along thine winter's path, memories so clear. Along thine winter's path, no shadows and no fear. To see children sledding down a hill playing so care free. Along thine winter's path with snow light sparking, I long to see. Along thine winter's path, with mittens, gloves, and scarves, lending a helping hand. Along thine winter's path I write, this winter poem now hath come to say...The End.
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