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It's cold, **** cold, I blame the north wind. It pushes the ice on Huron Against the shore Making great dunes of frozen water, Cooling the wind passing over. It penetrates my outer layer, Warming itself between inner clothes. Dampening my cheek; Cold whispers in my ears; A cruel embrace, Girdling me, Seductive as the dead. It wraps my house Like it knows my address; An unannounced visitor, Reluctant to leave. It's mid-January; Glad the sun's casting Longer shadows, Before the wind retires.
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Jan 18, 2016
Jan 18, 2016 at 2:26 PM UTC
Mid-January
It's cold, **** cold, I blame the north wind. It pushes the ice on Huron Against the shore Making great dunes of frozen water, Cooling the wind passing over. It penetrates my outer layer, Warming itself between inner clothes. Dampening my cheek; Cold whispers in my ears; A cruel embrace, Girdling me, Seductive as the dead. It wraps my house Like it knows my address; An unannounced visitor, Reluctant to leave. It's mid-January; Glad the sun's casting Longer shadows, Before the wind retires.
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Jan 18, 2016
Jan 18, 2016 at 2:26 PM UTC
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