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Created on: January 01, 2009
Sun rises in the East
sets in the West
Days are getting
less
and less
Winter
time
is
on
its
way!
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Poetry: Winter
Winter's Verse.
Limp drooping berries upon scratchy hawthorn wood
Peeping red from under their powdery down hood
by GoBusGo
Too Far Away From Here
Outside my window, icy winds blow.
Piles of white cover the city streets below.
Streets void of life,
January
Trees glisten in the sunrise
Glassy tinsel draped carefully on branches
The thin shiny layer of crunch
Atop yesterday's
Winter Sunrise
(A Retourne)
I wake up early with black morn
for sunrise hardest yet to catch.
Her butter cream and silhouette
etched
Winter Winds
Whipping whistling winter winds
Whispering wandering wailing
Swaying sparkling silver snow
Spinning spiraling sailing
Angry
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