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Summer ends and fall begins
when leaves turn a golden brown. Yet do not fear, winter is near as snow blanket's the ground. At the start of spring, birds sing and flowers bloom all around. May has showers, didn't you know that's why the air smells so fresh and clean. Summer's are hot, Kids in the park. And fishing with my grandpa is something I shall never forget. Poor mom, in the kitchen cooking for family and friends. As fall appears, comes a slight chill in the air, Yet racking the leaves tha fall from the tree's, I would hear my dad swear. Sitting by the evening fire, And mom scolding me for pulling my sister's hair. Winter's are cold as the wind blows, and yet you will find me outside shoveling the snow. And three blocks away, you can hear me scream, God, I hope this stuff does not come back next year. Spring returns, snow disappears. Birds rejoice and the animals that were asleep are now awake, Looking for a mate. So this cycles starts again, year after year without end. Dave
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