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First Frost

Winter Comes

By Kent BrindleyPublished 2 years ago • 1 min read
First Frost
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Summer long since ended.

Fall fades fast and cold transcended.

Winter's lovely kiss cascades the air.

Sidewalks of a dismal gray and bare

Dusted with a lovely, veiled layer of white.

Christmas will be here soon,

As nature shifts from warm, to cool, to cold beneath a lovely moon.

Who will YOU celebrate this Winter with;

and who was missing that was here the last,

As seasons change and go so fast?

Bundle up; it's colder now.

Summer's heat is at its end.

The sunset's so much earlier now.

Did we lose an hour; or more like ten?

Bundle up by firelight

Winter bliss celebrates its first night.

Observe this with the ones you love,

and do not neglect your hats and gloves...

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About the Creator

Kent Brindley

Smalltown guy from Southwest Michigan

Lifelong aspiring author here; complete with a few self-published works always looking for more.

https://www.instagram.com/kmoney_gv08/

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    Written by Kent Brindley