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Feb 2013
Leaves are swept across the ice of the pond,
     like helpless dancers.
They left home and are gone as gone,
     in a futile quest for answers.
Never knowing puzzles can take so long,
     or that winter is a cancer.
The wind howls a loud and mournful song.
     Of course the trees just stand there.
Joseph John
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Joseph John
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   Ann M Johnson
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