The Winter After
I passed her in the marketplace But didn't recognize her For though she had the same sweet face No longer did I prize her Until her hurt eye flashed with hope I tried, but couldn't care I promised once my evermore But ever wasn't there That's the treason of the season More than wind, it leaves us cold For nothing sours something new Like letting go of something old
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TheCrookedPath
Not much to say. I'm a father of four, working to keep my pygmies fat and happy. I have always liked Robert Frost, but a recent book that I'd stumbled across introduced me to John Donne.
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