Cold

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By Lunaria

COLD Bare branches heavy with snow Break under the weight thereof Frightening a large black crow And a beautiful mourning dove My tender face is white with frost From being kissed by the icy wind I never remember to count the cost When a scarf on my face isn't pinned Now I can't feel my fingers or toes And my legs are beginning to numb I should have dressed in warmer clothes How could I be so dumber than dumb? Nearing my house. Just two steps more I give it my all and I'm there I fall in a heap just at the door I lay there in utter despair The door opens and I'm carried inside I am laid by the bright, crackling fire By this warmth I shall long abide And start peeling off my attire Finally donning my winter underwear And putting my nightcap on my head Then braiding my long blond hair I say my prayers and jump in bed I dream of butterflys, birds and bees And spring rain that makes flowers grow I dream of green leaves all over the trees And at last there is no more snow. ©Copyright All Rights Reserved Lila May Guptill (AKA) Lunaria

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