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Judy Ponceby
Poems
Dec 2011
Bitter Winter
Winter teeth bite
deep and harsh.
Snow does fly,
and ice imprisons.
Chill the bones
to brittle ache.
Hibernation
has its season.
Branches spike
the low hung clouds.
Hunters hunger
on hidden trail.
Skittish prey plays
hide, don't die.
Life is sparse
during Winter's reign.
Written by
Judy Ponceby
Ohio, USA
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