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WINTER OF LIFE
I had a weird dream last night; It did leave me perplexed. I wondered what it did mean; By it I was distressed. I dreamt of trees and hill tops Draped in a snow-white sheet But amidst this vast expanse There smiled a rose discreet. Its stem had become too weak; It shook in mildest breeze. Resting on prickly thorns its Petals were ill at ease. Each gust of wind tore away A petal from its frame, As if to remind it that Soon would be gone its flame. Then the wind started screaming And I woke up from sleep. In the winter of my life It had a meaning deep. • Written in abcb, 7-6-7-6 format * Related poem-- WINTERS OF LIFE: a sonnet—Award winner, "WINTERS OF LIFE: a sonnet—winner" M C Gupta 3 December, 2003
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