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Created on: December 20, 2008
I have met her forty times and hope for forty more
somehow each and every time is different than before
approaching quickly is the day when she will come once more
forcing change as she has done, so many times before
her entrance may be full of warmth, or it could be quite cold
or she might even make a scene, arriving strong and bold
her visits are quite dear to me, though she brings the cold
they say I will feel her more as I'm growing old
you may have guessed my secret love , but if not I will hint
the first four letters of her name, you may pronounce as WINT__.
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