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The spruce boughs shake like rattlesnakes as I brush past them, down the path. Winter's fighting for his life, but Spring has her hands clenched firm around his throat. T-shirt clad, in the dead of night,  I revel in the raindrops and I can't help but wonder will February showers bring March flowers? Will my Dandelions return, before the Spring solstice? Warmer than usual is what they say... The hot breath of our death is what they mean. If half of what the doomsayers say truly comes to pass (we all know that it will) one loop will feed the other as the grasslands burn, and the icecaps become fairy tales... Those ****** Chinese and their self fulfilling hoax's.
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Feb 9, 2017
Feb 9, 2017 at 9:24 AM UTC
By By Mister Winter
The spruce boughs shake like rattlesnakes as I brush past them, down the path. Winter's fighting for his life, but Spring has her hands clenched firm around his throat. T-shirt clad, in the dead of night,  I revel in the raindrops and I can't help but wonder will February showers bring March flowers? Will my Dandelions return, before the Spring solstice? Warmer than usual is what they say... The hot breath of our death is what they mean. If half of what the doomsayers say truly comes to pass (we all know that it will) one loop will feed the other as the grasslands burn, and the icecaps become fairy tales... Those ****** Chinese and their self fulfilling hoax's.
We're ******* folks...
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Feb 9, 2017
Feb 9, 2017 at 9:24 AM UTC
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