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Images in Poems
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A group of descriptive poems about the changes in nature as the seasons of the years go by. Some are about the cold days of snow during the Christmas season of the winter. Others are about the warm days during the growing season of summer. The poems are written in verse form with elements of rhyme and rhythm found within the stanzas. The shortest poem has 36 words, while the longest has 167 words.
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