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The ground has turned cold And you were not here to see, the beauty of the winter and it's majesty. You have been taken by a mystery far above. But I hope you still have winter there, and maybe even snow. But here we will miss you, your cheesy presents, wrapped in cheesy paper. I'll miss your holiday spirit, and your joy that you were living. But you are gone now, naken by sickness. But all I can think about is, this is our first winter in which you weren't there to see.
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Oct 28, 2014
Oct 28, 2014 at 5:02 PM UTC
A winter in which you weren't there to see
The ground has turned cold And you were not here to see, the beauty of the winter and it's majesty. You have been taken by a mystery far above. But I hope you still have winter there, and maybe even snow. But here we will miss you, your cheesy presents, wrapped in cheesy paper. I'll miss your holiday spirit, and your joy that you were living. But you are gone now, naken by sickness. But all I can think about is, this is our first winter in which you weren't there to see.
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Oct 28, 2014
Oct 28, 2014 at 5:02 PM UTC
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