Winter gales
Wailing and groaning the wind howled,
Angrily it whipped around trees,
Moaning it hissed through the cracks of doors,
And strained against hills howling,
And at windows sills it whistled shrill
Pressing steamy tears of condensation,
Against the warm clear crystal panes,
Which then created icicles that hung angry with weight.
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