WINTER SHE COMES ANYWAY

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cool, rain-cleared air
yellow red leaves everywhere:
sun shows signs of wear
dead apples on the stairs
bears headed for their lairs

coffee-maker's on
summer's come and gone,
Caesar's returned to clay
Jesus couldn't stay
my skies are gray today
no wings to fly away

maybe that's okay
like the dead men say:
"winter she comes anyway"

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