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| A blow, a breath, a puff of air. A cloud with icy fingers, ice and frost and snow. A blanket of vast terrain, a sheet of white, Coldness grips the hearts of man, as they freeze mid-pose. |
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| The horizon, a fleck of red and yellow. A dying sun making its slow way up into the sky. Beads of sweat appear on every frozen object, Until all that is left is a giant mushy puddle. |
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| Clouds forming, light sprinkle. Birds and animals come out to play. Sun climbs higher, sprinkles lighter, Clouds no longer grey. |
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| Burning heat, rising flame. As sun takes over the world. Earthly hot, boiling, dripping, All sheltered, there to stay. |
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| Sun is sinking, cool returning. Trees depositing their loads. The whole world will start returning, Back to where it froze. |
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