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Today is also ending--
at the bottom of the snowstorm
the gigantic sun

---Arō

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the dog
splashing in puddles
backlit clouds
Ha!
more weaving through ice patches
--need not wish for winter
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..(C)2011 Spiros Zafiris
..channeled; spirit Ram
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frosted windows
the coppiced willow
remains green
crackling morning
new grass shoots
surrounded by hoar frost
a crow calls
outside the bathroom window
misty rain
two full moons
rising - double glazed from an
upper window
the wind drops
skeletal trees become clam
rain drips
evening commute
full moon hides
within the tree branches
grey clouds
reflected in pavement puddles
sullen children
horizontal trees
in the gale force winds
huddled schoolchildren
willow still has leaves
despite the biting wind
fuchsia drops
crow shadows
reflected in wet roofs
sullen clouds
shards of winter
tentatively fall
eaten by rain
headscarfed old lady
bent against the wind
willow still clutches her leaves
sodden leaves
resist the chilling wind
sullen crows
chill wind
the street deserted
rolling cola can

good advice
the cutback thistles
bloom again

two crows cackle
outside the window
a scared cat
just the beak
from a wren in the wood pile-
my godmother's quilt
winter morning
two butterflies
warm the garden

The Heron’s Nest,Vol.XIII,No.2,June 2011
one hour on loan
until spring
winter time is here