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Writer's pictureJamie Andersen Fields

Seasons are Sacred

Somehow I’ve become her The way seasons are sacred And strawberries shouldn’t be eaten In the snow.

And she is a hollow You may only return to One day a year Under fear you’d return Tomorrow, And she’d be gone

That your breath Was warm enough To melt the northern forest If you lingered

That your body was too hot And you’d melt her And then, you’d never Feel solid Again

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