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by Monty
Rated: E · Poetry · Nature · #2179869
A day in the north east
TWENTY BELOW

It seems mighty cold when the north wind blows,

in this land if it’s twenty below.

The late afternoon is becoming dark,

with seldom heard songs of the meadowlark.

The snow can fall two inches an hour,

burying so deep the springtime flowers

but the spring will come and the snow will go,

Temperatures no longer be dipping low.

The long sunny days will hold back the dark,

The song will return of the meadowlark.

Tonight’s mighty cold ‘cause the north wind blows

in this land and it’s twenty below.


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Monty

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