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FOUR SEASONS IN ONE DAY.
I woke up this September morn To sunshine warm: blue sky. I am on holiday, you see, Far away from home am I. That was early morning, then, But when the clock struck nine, The clouds rolled in, the wind sprang up, 'Twas a cold and miserable time. I scurried indoors to escape From bitter weather cold. The rain was falling from above And chilling bones, so old. A quiet nap, a nice warm bed, It needed to be done. Sleep was disturbed by blinding rays Of a burning midday sun. The afternoon progressed quite fast, The sunlight dimmed and paled. A gentle breeze swayed leaves on trees As night once more prevailed. If you're Australian, you'll understand My poetic words and reasons. For I'm in Melbourne - better known As the city of Four Seasons!
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