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Seasons Come and Go

Welcoming with Wide-eyed Wonder

By Diamond GossettPublished 4 years ago • 1 min read

We wholeheartedly wanted Winter, with wonderful welcoming weather. Whenever we watched Winter washing wondrously wherever. Winter wonderland while wrapping winterberry with wholesome wishes, waiting with warm walnuts, weary with wine Wassail. Wrapping Wisemen without whosoever wanted, wearing waistcoats, we wallowed while Winter withdrew with willfulness. White Winter went wonderfully, welcoming warmer weather.

Weeklong wet weather washed wherever we walked. Wheeling Waterlilys with Wallflowers, Wheezing Wisteria weather, watercolors working whenever we wanted Wildflowers. Warm weather welcomed while weirdly worldly women wore waterproof wetsuits. Warmth welcoming weddings, while we watched with whimsical wonder. Warmer weather went wonderfully, welcoming wildness with waves.

Wacky Woodpeckers wake with Wasps wrestling with wrath. Wilderness, watermelon with waterski weekends, waterfalls washed wildly whenever we waltzed with willows. Whiskey, wine whatsoever, we watched with wonderment. Wild Windsocks with windy Windmills whistling while we waited. Warmer weather went wonderfully, welcoming wooly weather.

Witnessing woodland wonders waddling without worry. Welcoming wicked witchcraft with werewolves wandering with whimpers. Webbed windows waiting with wretched wonder. Wizards walking with wit, while withholding whatever wisdom within wands. Weird wailing with warts while wingless Wraiths walked. Wealthy Wednesday woefully watching when we waved without wounded will. Wakelessly waning without warmth, we walked wearing wigs, welcoming worldly wonders without weariness.

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Diamond Gossett

I’m an aspiring writer whose role model is Hayao Miyazaki. I first began writing at the age of 12. I love writing coming of age YA. Trying to approach the genre differently. I love reading Edgar Allan Poe and Fantasy novels.

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    Written by Diamond Gossett