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Warming Old Man Winter
Warming Old Man Winter
 Deep in the depths of the stilled forest
 the lonely, barren trees creak 
 in a mournful chorus. 
 Their fall coats have slipped away
 under the snowflakes, no longer displaying a colorful array. 
 The unpredictable, eerie silence hangs in the air
 signaling Old Man Winter is 
 indeed there. 
 His coat, made of transparent air,
 whips violently as the snowflakes he has clutched 
 dance upon the breeze
 and land upon the ground
 Wherever they please.
 The cold-hearted spirit of Old Man Winter
 lingers all about.
 His head, so far up in the clouds
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  is where he sullenly pouts.
 His robe of untamed wind is bordered by his snowflake rind  
 as he uses the disfigured tree trunks 
 as his many canes.
 He ponders over his beloved loss
 because summer's heart he can't retain.  
 His chilly personality 
 mixed with her brightness was the cost. 
 She melted his heart 
 which drove them apart 
 concealing his pain, which remains the same,
 he knows they shall never be.
  If you ever pause to hear the groaning 
 carried on the wind
 this isn't just from the trees:
 Old Man Winter is grieving again
 for his spirit shall never be truly free.
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