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I. January Sonnet

The cold **** of the avenue

is clothed in new-flossed frost;

its cursive curls a billet-doux

addressed to all the star-crossed

almosts of a new-make year.

Ulcerated clouds crowd near

then sheer to rusting huffs

that hug the gapping rough

of river down the heavy hill.

Let wind moan in your hair,

let infant snow flock the sill -

the broken day's beyond repair

& night is owed arrears,

paid in hours long as years.

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Jan 8
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