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Winter-Now a Tree
A crown of a thousand delicate leaves 
 Sway in the wind and fall to the ground
 In the woods, not a sound
 Because no where near can civilization be found
 In this lonely desolate place
 The absence of the human race
 Here I stand, tall and proud
 Bracing for the winter to come
 The crisp air and the red –orange leaves
 All point towards the season of believe
 Just a few more days until these branches are bare
 Then it will be snow that I wear
 My home will be empty, not an animal in sight
 As far as the eye can see, there is white
 Cold and eerie
 And very dreary
 In the middle of the snow covered land
 Here I stand

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