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The winter wind swept the willows Off their leafless branches, Because these crying trees are bare until springtime. Asdarkness crept slowly, The old Dog bayed, Crying out to all , All with whom he played. Night fell, turning the Sky to sinister sorrow. With twinkling stars, bright against the dark velvet sky. The icy wind bit at the Canines body, tearing his Thin skin from his bony flesh. Whimpering, whimpering in his Slumber, dreaming of warmth That cannot be, flames, Fire.
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Sep 16, 2013
Sep 16, 2013 at 7:58 PM UTC
The Winter Wind
The winter wind swept the willows Off their leafless branches, Because these crying trees are bare until springtime. Asdarkness crept slowly, The old Dog bayed, Crying out to all , All with whom he played. Night fell, turning the Sky to sinister sorrow. With twinkling stars, bright against the dark velvet sky. The icy wind bit at the Canines body, tearing his Thin skin from his bony flesh. Whimpering, whimpering in his Slumber, dreaming of warmth That cannot be, flames, Fire.
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Sep 16, 2013
Sep 16, 2013 at 7:58 PM UTC
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