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We often try so hard For things to remain the same Like a secret moment created just for you Frozen in time A memory we constantly return to Taking comfort like a warm blanket Meanwhile a blizzard outside attacks your window pane. Other times we desire change Yet, only to return to something A feeling, idea, or desire That we once felt deep inside. No matter how hard we try, seasons will vary Sometimes the tiniest seed Buried beneath layers of snow Will go years without sprouting Until that one special day When it too desires to return to something it once knew
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