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J.R. Kovacs February 1, 2021 Haiku, Postaday

Frost

First to melt away,
last to break when spring has sprung,
the season’s cold glue.

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Posted in Haiku, Postaday and tagged Cold, Nature, Poem, PoemADay, Poetry, Seasons, Time, Winter, Writing. Bookmark the permalink.

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    DiosRaw on February 1, 2021 at 8:13 am
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