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A white blanket of frost laid down, to soon Last day we were plucking peaches from trees It came like a lurking black wolf, full moon The shade of pale spreads like wild fire, high breeze. Inside we are cozy with heat, now safe Watching the flames rise up scaring the night High winds blow hard, a knock come to, I strafe Not to go out the doors, white hazeful bite. Tis the time of the white dragon, up high Breathing frost down to all people chosen We cannot wait for this to end, stand bye Arctic waves of bright blue have been frozen. A rough season, white heat given away, Yet in the midst there goes a white Blue Jay.
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Aug 6, 2013
Aug 6, 2013 at 11:15 PM UTC
Polar Ignition
A white blanket of frost laid down, to soon Last day we were plucking peaches from trees It came like a lurking black wolf, full moon The shade of pale spreads like wild fire, high breeze. Inside we are cozy with heat, now safe Watching the flames rise up scaring the night High winds blow hard, a knock come to, I strafe Not to go out the doors, white hazeful bite. Tis the time of the white dragon, up high Breathing frost down to all people chosen We cannot wait for this to end, stand bye Arctic waves of bright blue have been frozen. A rough season, white heat given away, Yet in the midst there goes a white Blue Jay.
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Aug 6, 2013
Aug 6, 2013 at 11:15 PM UTC
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