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Winter Chills


Dear, Winter Chills

I appreciate you bringing a white Christmas.

But could you relax the cold kills,

we love that you have came to visit, but I think it’s best if we kept our distance.

 

Maybe next year we will see you again,

Maybe next winter or even next month.

Just don’t come back to soon or I’ll be upset,

it’s nothing against you it’s just I can only handle you just once.

 

So have a safe journey,

back up north where you belong.

Hope you make it with no worries.

Sincerely yours, Boston strong.

 

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