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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required A Solar trims the Earth's waistline, while Polars bare all the segments, Springing up those northern steppes leans sublime, the Vernal Equinox presents, then, on March 20th, it will shine. The southern Pole leans the same way, as the September Equinox appears, on September, the 22nd day, though terms mirror a different side as it leers, it's Summer there, and it's their time to play. The Winter Solstice 2025 blinks, the northern Pole hails a Holy day is on, December 21st freezes the winks, as the holidays, year-end dawn, gifts, fireworks, food, and some drinks. At the southern Pole, they bare it all daily, as the Summer Solstice, the sun takes sides, the people are out and about dillydally, swimming and surfing the tides, on July 21st, the Cape Town and Rio rally. The sidereal year is when the planet rounds its Sun star, and the tropical year, they all straighten out, though quartered as the calendrical stretched far, they separate as seasons all about, named Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter, they are. Astronomically, Equinoxes and Solstices, Metrologically, they are seasonal sources, Astro spatial heavenly body's positioned advices, Metro is a simplistic seasonal of choices, pros and novices sufficiently entices.
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