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FOUR SEASONS (Haiku)

SPRING
Unfortunately,
Some plants don’t survive winter
Without human care.

SUMMER
Green lawn in a drought
Is evidence that someone
Exceeded rations

FALL
Just because leaves fall,
Doesn’t mean we have to rake.
Leaves are nature’s mulch.

WINTER
Unshovelled sidewalks
Are evidence of owners
Not giving a fuck

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