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This has been one of our worst winters for a while, and I'm tired of it.

TIRED OF WINTER Winter’s chill rattles and squalls at my windows and doors, struggling to gain entrance. But despite all my tactics to keep coldness at bay, gradual absorption assails through spaces unaware. Then, little by little my world inside shifts from warmth to rawness, seizing the comforts of home. ©2011 By David Lee Thompson

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Reviewed by David Clure

Reviewed on April 15, 2011

Enjoyed your poem!

~Z.B.McClure

Reviewed by John Bidwell

Reviewed on February 9, 2011

Very well expressed.
I've had it- enough of this. Please.
But- this spring should be amazing. I will find mountain streams where I have never seen them before- snow melt will make this sprong alive like I have never seen.
That I'll take.

John

Reviewed by Diana Wiles

Reviewed on February 9, 2011

I think we all seem to have had terrible winters this year...I have never seen snow so deep here in Hull, UK....and it does affect our equilibrium which is what you have cleverly captured here...The cold exploits every nook and cranny....
Roll on Spring!!

Hugs, Diana ....

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