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The Wind Frothed Snow

The grounds covered in sheets of white
I shovel out beneath its weight,
I watch the falling fluff in wait
And work under the cold despite.

In depths of drift my back is worn
I clear the stairs of frozen brick,
The songs of birds so sweetly quick
Delight my mind alone, yet torn.

As time so brings on passions past
I see the breath of wind so stir,
The clouds of dust a cold liqueur
So froths a wasted land miscast.

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  • penman gold member
    March 5, 2009
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    Wonderful

    Very well done. What a great creation. Thank you for sharing.


  • myrataal gold member
    March 4, 2009

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    I liked the lyrical elements ...

    of rhyme and of rhythm. And of course the references to nature and to birds, that I dearly love!

    Well done Poet, this is poetry.

    Love
    Myra


  • AnaelCathetelEcanus silver member
    March 2, 2009

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    I think this is perfect. Makes me feel tired of shoveling snow; but delighted to hear the birds sing. Means spring is coming. Awesome write.


    • Tirrell
      March 2, 2009
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      I have a few bird feeders around the house, 2 are suet cages, 2 are sunflower seed feeders (which I drop home blend of cracked corn, sunflower seeds, milit and dried currants) and two thisle seed socks.
      There may be one or two more, but I am never short on gold finches, house sparrows, and downy wood peckers. I even atracted the atention of a Cooper's Halk. Spring will come when it will. But it sort of feels like not soon enough.


  • suseann
    March 2, 2009

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    Excellence of natural occurences and or the weight of surprise attacks due to snowy clad mother nature.A reader sees what is taking place in reading this easily. So,it's not only a well crafted smooth read but has it's story to tell as well.

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