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By australianchildrenspoetry July 9, 2015

Green winter

by Nadine Cranenburgh

 

In winter my feet get quite chilly

So I wear umpteen socks, I’m not silly

When the gas bills come in

They all go in the bin

And I burn them to boil up my billy

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