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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required My mother use to tell me a story about living in the woods. She said during autumn the leaves fell to the grounds and they burn very good. Her siblings and she would go hunting in the month of October. The family would store the deer and rabbit meat not to go to the store. Nature was harsh when it was cold. When the snow or the freezing rain comes, the birds do not soar in the sky. The ether would freeze the fouls. The upper arctic is rigid air. The birds fly south. Nature in the winter can bring struggle and strife. The beauty of the outside can affect life. Save your money and do not fly high. You are gambling your stability of sound body and mind. Bitter Mother Nature is not to be denied. The beauty of nature and winter signals an end of a productive year. Plants cessation is seen. Farmers have harvest crop. Animals migrate to warmer climates. All know Mother Nature in her mood swings. Therefore, pay attention to your surroundings. Respect Mother Nature and she will respect you. However, the weather is onset. The quiet weather sneaks upon us. Therefore, things can become quite turbulent defining a Bitter Mother Nature’s region. ___________________________________________________| Penned on May 20, 2014 12:30 A.M. EST!
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