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by brave julie

Created on: November 22, 2008 Last Updated: March 26, 2011

The cold winter
The blurred winter
The melancholy winter
The walking winter
The worn shoes
The sluggishness of eyes
Felt that all very fuzzy
Winter's melancholy
Winter's blurred
Winter's cold
All are very confused
Hoping springs footsteps

Hoping the spring blows awakes confused and the fuzzy glass
Let the breeze blow into girl's atrium
Let the sunshine shoot girl's blurry eye
Oh shout again "dawn is coming."

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by Sheila Yarwood

The autumn leaves are falling,
The sky is turning Grey,
There is nobody I can talk to,
On this god forsaken day,
I sit and watch
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by Felicia Arnold

When winter comes we run

Indoors and check our pantry supplies.

Not enough coffee, cocoa or

Tea makes us dash to the supermarket
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by Dominic D.

I sense the steam of my coffee as I sip and watch
birds outside the window dance the winter blues in
search of food,while
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by Lee Tai Wah

Winter Rose

A red rose in the winter, bent
Laden with frosty load
Snowstorms and blizzards came and went
Leaving all in white
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by Jon Coe

Slippery roads, ice stormed power lines
cracking tree limbs, emergency road signs
School delays, snowed up walk ways
late for

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