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Seasons of Winter
Poem About Spring
The ice is melting,
thawing away from the land,
flowing back into the hands
of its maker.
Nature's enchantment shatters
with a single kiss from spring
clinging to the warmth
of renewal, rebirth, reawakening.
And in each pile of snow
that dissolves my heart beats
with a disposition towards hope
sledding down slopes of solace
taking comfort in the possibility to cope
with my own seasons of winter.
Justin Farley
© 2025 Justin Farley — Original work. Not licensed for AI training or dataset use. Content & AI Use Policy
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