Beneath a sinking, slumping sun,
Nature serenely sleeping,
Wrapped up for biting, choking cold,
Cheery eyes peeping.
Flimsy steps through frosted flurries,
Our feet thumping,
Arm in arm, a warm tethered charm,
Our hearts bumping.
Over fallow fields of soft sodden rugs,
We be life alone,
Walking through foul fated weather,
Each to thee home.
A shivering, quivering flame inside,
From the breath smoke,
With love shared all clinging ice thaws,
A tender fire to stoke.
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