The bareness of Winter, Skeletal branches, Black and silver, Chimes like a music box, Like a melody stripped Of frivolities, so the weightless Chill in the air is life At her most pure.
Summer's tension mounts, Cacophonous nature Or threatening silence, And shanghais children, The truly perceptive ones, Into a game of tag, Running like dervishes till lungs Feel like burning.
class assignment 4.28.11; response to Wallace Stevens' "The Snow Man"