Poetry: Acrostics about winter - by Kasper Hoe

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by Kasper Hoe

Created on: October 28, 2010

Winter mornings are
Ice cold and dark as night
Not again is all I think
Tomorrow it will be the same
Every winter is dark and cold
Returning every year

Winter I prefer summer
Instead all I get is you
Trying to feel warm and smile
Heat inside gets cold with you

Snow is falling
Not as white as in the movies
Over and over again
Winter doesn't seem to be a friend

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