Winters were vile,
They were vulgar,
Woeful,
Villainous.
They would wreck my wisdom,
My victories,
And
My vigilance.
They would leave me whimpering,
Wailing,
Without
And within.
I would writhe,
And Wrestle,
But
The worms would not wane.
I would wriggle,
And vomit,
But my wrenching
Would be but worthless.
I would be wretched,
Withheld,
Wishful,
My wishes all valueless.
Winters were wars,
They were wrong,
Vicious,
Wickedness.
These were winters,
Where there were women,
Vaginas,
And Vampires.
***
This winter was white,
It was winsome,
Weird,
Wonderful.
It washed my veils,
My veins,
And
My visage.
It left me willful,
And wanton,
Without
And within.
Now I walk
And wonder
The when
And where of things.
Now I wade
Via winds
That whoosh
Wackily.
Now I am willing,
And weird,
I wear
The vibes of vanity.
It was a winter
Where there were veterans,
And weirdos,
And my well-wishers.
This winter was visible,
It was venal,
Vibrant,
Vivacious.
***
Winters of worries, a winter of vividness.
A winter of vigour, winters of weariness.
A welcome winter, after the winters of weakness.
Winters of virginity, and now a winter of virginness.
Winters of wistfulness, of wastage, voluntary.
A winter of vignettes, of vindication, of virility.
A winter where I won, unlike the winters of virulence,
A winter of voice, after the winters of violence.
Vulnerable, virulent winters,
A violative, violet winter.
Viral, wakeful winters,
A winter of wakefulness.
Winters of the world,
Of walls, of watchfulness.
A winter of my world,
Of vanity, of whappiness.
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Such winter, well-described, can never be forgotten...
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