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In a clearing, amongst the scran 'n frame of winter's naked trees that bow this way 'n that to the capricious wind, sits the screen house all closed in with its seasonal wrap, plastic sheeting translucent like an iced lake, but vertical and wavy when the breeze blows through here, but inside the sun gathers to collect itself in its own pleasure and asks the question, "Why is it so cold out there?" === * My best friend from Maine emailed me a photo of his screen house in winter that he built on his fifty acre property with a view of the coast 8 miles away.
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Jan 30, 2011
Jan 30, 2011 at 6:35 AM UTC
The Screen House in Winter
In a clearing, amongst the scran 'n frame of winter's naked trees that bow this way 'n that to the capricious wind, sits the screen house all closed in with its seasonal wrap, plastic sheeting translucent like an iced lake, but vertical and wavy when the breeze blows through here, but inside the sun gathers to collect itself in its own pleasure and asks the question, "Why is it so cold out there?" === * My best friend from Maine emailed me a photo of his screen house in winter that he built on his fifty acre property with a view of the coast 8 miles away.
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Jan 30, 2011
Jan 30, 2011 at 6:35 AM UTC
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