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Winter MAG
November 12, 2008
White
Gray
Black
Sprinkles of snow
One week later
Cold
Breath unfurls from lips that whispered
Excitement flushes through already
Reddened cheeks
The chill inhaled returns as smoke
Sleet decorates town into a fantasyland
Where angels are made
And children turn into eskimos
Until the call of hot chocolate is too tempting to resist
Sweater upon sweater
Upon layer upon layer
New boots are quickly worn
And the cool hurries along
© Kristen S., Northville, MI
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DestinyMartinez PLATINUM said...
on Jan. 15 2010 at 6:09 pm
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chelle-bear said...
on Jan. 15 2010 at 11:52 am
i don't like winter, but i love this poem. it captures winter perfectly. =] and i love the mug in the picture
TheUnknownGuest GOLD said...
on Aug. 14 2009 at 3:52 am
That's very interesting.
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