Last Winter's Divorcee

These lone fears, a raw howled wind
Did exacerbate 
Can't thwart me today.
Nor gloomy cloud, those wept for
Filled with more dismay.

Winter-callous, this springtime
Walk does mitigate.
Enwrapped, visually
Of what of their heed shuts out;
Soft and fluttery.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2026

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