Frost covers the window
while snow buries the gray truck.
This is scraped off.
Warm sunlight shines down
on the beach as the waves crash
washing away sand.
The daffodil's bloom
welcomes the first day of warmth.
Tulips follow them.
Rake the leaves I'm told,
and make a pile, but alas,
my brother jumps in.
The water rushes
in the river, flowing by
the cedar forest.
Mother duck leads her
chicks, all in a line to home.
They steadily walk there.
Fluffy clouds pass by.
I lay and lazily doze off.
The sun's warmth is nice.
Rain is pouring down
and the thunder booms loudly.
I can't go outside.
Stars light the midnight
sky and the moon smiles on me
as I travel to home.
Gusts blow around us.
Maybe I can fly my kite.
The string might break, though.
The sun is rising
and my alarm has gone
off, but I still sleep.
Sunflowers follow
the sun as it moves across
the blue summer sky.
Kateh Shirk
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