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Indian summers turn to rain and cold. |
Then the northern winds begin to blow. |
Squirrels forget what acorns they’ve sown, |
and changes will happen to me, I know. |
Your love keeps the cabin fire aglow. |
You’re the flower that seems to grow |
through the layers of the ice and snow. |
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