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Midwest Winter Morning

Midwest winter mornings

are about stillness that looks you straight in the eye.

Nothing fancy—

that belongs to Florida, or to the spring.

 

Winter is just plain stillness—

a gray branch with four drops of water suspended along its length,

a willow with leaves as pale as hay,

slight and stirring.

 

Look, they say, look:

This is what it is like to wait.

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Feb 15, 2010
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Copyright 2010 by Leslie Crowley Srajek

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