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the things we had
In the biting dark months
As our world is slowly but surely
Consumed by falling white
Days of blankets and coats
And prisoners to the storms
We look fondly back upon
The warm months just departed
Wishing to live in that past
And when we finally arrive
Endured and triumphed
We stare with distaste
At a circle, casting down
Not gentle warm
But suddenly malicious
Scorching, burning
We look fondly back upon
A relieving breeze
To cool the burning skin
And so we will ourselves
Happiness, contentment
Chasing, but it always outruns
Such longing hands
We are always wanting
In the cold
For the warmth of the sun
In the heat
For the chill of the wind
Satiability, unattainable
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I feel like in the world we live in today, people are always looking for more. What we have is never enough - we just keep longing for something new. This can be reflected by the complaints we hear every day about the weather, about nature, about the things nobody has control over.