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Snow

It came upon us in a quiet still night

With stealthy calm and pure delight

Though familiar window a novel sight

For all that was dark is radiant light

 

treacherous, but soft and smooth

boisterous, kids in snowball feud

lustrous, a landscape dressed in ****

joyous, for a holiday mood

 

wonderful, these piles of snow

bountiful, or seems it so

youthful, away we go

mindful,  sledding hill we know

 

If only for a bit of time

The snow it makes the world sublime

Covers scars and dirt and grime

If only for a bit of time

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russell-william-johnson
58 / M / American
Published
Dec 10, 2012
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