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by Annie Mehdi

Created on: November 01, 2009 Last Updated: November 07, 2009

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This is the cosy night,
you spend by the fire,
when it's pouring outside
and you, inside, read and sip at your hot chocolate.

It is the day,
you spend outside,
Lying on the grass,
Staring at the stars.

At its extreme, it can be,
After that match,
You just won.
It empowers you.

It was that time,
you sat there with your friends.
Its beauty lies in its peace.
Serenity.

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