Timothy Bagby The Winter PondWhen I was young
I would always have fun
I would play near my pond
With which I had a bond
Once I tried to stand on its ice
Thinking it will suffice
I should have thought twice
Before I went on the ice
When I heard a crack
I should have turned back
The ice was so thin
That I fell in
I felt betrayed
For I did not receive aid
And in a blink
I started to sink
The ice did not hold
I felt cold
I had a shiver
And a quiver
To get to land was so hard
It felt like several yards
I trudged through the ice
The ice parted as if it was sliced
But I kept on going
Without even slowing
I still felt the cold
It still had a hold
But I finally made it to land
Now I can stand
And from then on
I realized I was not like a swan
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