Like Phoebe and my Patriarch.
When you spend your winter waiting
For the melt of falling snow When you guard and strain for the sake of your brain When we make it through the winter you’ll come to know When you hear time saying nothing but I told you so. When you freeze inside the darkness Let winter serve as your depth of hell When you forget last summer’s gentleness Don’t expect our time to wish you well When you lose your autumn’s temper Kill the flowers before the springtime’s gone to hide When your heart left in October Don’t expect my sleeping by your side. Miss frosted trees and the sleeping doe Miss rosy friends and all those puffy eyes Miss all memory of winter long ago Time will say nothing but I told you so. |
Tim Donahue
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