Dear Winter

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Dear winter,

I hate being lazy and when the calendar on a wall shows that it’s already January 5th, I feel really sorry that I haven’t been in touch with you.

I believe that it’s all due to lazy December which left a dull impact on my mind. It seems a long time that I have written anything and today when I’m writing this letter my eyes are getting watery and I can feel a sore throat.

Sure, these are the symptoms of flu and I hope you won’t mind asking me but I want to see more of sun in this season. Everywhere it’s all brown and dull and while sneezing, I’m missing the warm summer.

The pale sunshine of last month left me tired. Mother didn’t allow me to go outside and I was bound to spend my time in my room. I hope you can understand but you need to ask December sun to become more active.

Mother is right in saying that every season is a gift of God but she does not understand that I’m getting tired of wearing heavy stuff. The sweater, the muffler and the gloves are making the process of breathing tough for me.

Like a bird in a sky, I like to take a stroll in my garden and for that I need your help.

My dear winter, I understand it could be tough but I want the genial rays of warm sunshine back in my room.

9 thoughts on “Dear Winter

  1. Great write up. It’s hard to wear all those heavy clothes in winter. They are never warm enough when it is truly cold. And if you are sick the outside air and the scarves etc can interfere with breathing when you have a cold. I hope your character feels better. And I hope he’s not Canadian because if he is, we’ve still got 4 months to go 😦 Great job.

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    1. Thank you mandi,
      Reading “great write up” bring smile on my face (:
      and to be honest character is not Canadian. End of February saw changes in weather here. Hot, dry spring continues from March to May in Pakistan

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