Winter Rains
A reflection on nature's cycle
Winter rains, a somber tune
Falling softly on the dune
Whispering secrets to the trees
A symphony upon the breeze
Grey skies, a misty veil
Hiding all but the gale's wail
Nature's tears, a cleansing flood
Washing away the old, the mud
The earth awakens from its sleep
Beneath the blanket, new life creeps
Buds form, roots delve deep
The cycle of life, for us to keep
As the rains pour down
And the winds howl a mournful sound
We are reminded of life's ebb and flow
And the beauty that can be found in woe.
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