Winter Weather

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Outside the wind blows about,

Carrying ice and snow,

It's colder than a witch's tite,

The windshield ten below.

Foot prints mar the white expanses,

Made by warm snow shoes,

Hardly a car passes down the street,

In four wheel drive they cruise.

I look out of the window panes,

That are frosted over with white,

As I sip hot cocoa, steaming,

While winter blankets the night.

You can't hardly step out the door

Without freezing to the bone

So I think that it is best

If we just all stay home.

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