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Created on: January 30, 2011
Winter’s House
Dirty lies December snow
Under January skies,
Whose waxen suns with pallid glow
Lay gray glaze down
On the lawns and grounds
Of a Kansas town
Where winters come to die.
A hunter framed in yellow panes
- He’s lost the trail of reason –
Fights to quell the sirens’ bane
But contemplates
What in the next room waits,
A mesmeric fate:
His hunting gun in season.
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