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Siberian Wind

Icy rains pelt angrily the ground, Shacks and huts though unstable, sound. The king that reigns is keeper of pride. His flaws, outside seem most profound. His butler doth usher him inside. But this rainy country's summer's akin, "Bide Thy time, fore the Winter's forlorned grasp Is brought on by the tide." she sighed. She awoke that night by the window's rasp. Cracked slightly, snow filtering, copper handle grasped; The curtains they writhed and came unwound. Frozen with shock she stay as the Wind unclasped... Winter winds had come, blew away his love, unfound Love is war as his heavy ring is round Himself was he lost in all the while As he was the Wind, his words Winter sound...

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Date: 11/26/2019 4:55:00 AM
well penned
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Date: 8/1/2018 11:36:00 AM
excellent poem, i like it, the way you describe about winter versus love.
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