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Jul 2019
On a sunny winter day
when jackets held little heat
weather forecasts sent us up the mountain,
our first trip to the snow.
Except snowmen had already melted like a western witch,
snow angels had fallen from grace.
We were left sloshing through sad puddles
ankle-deep in disdain for weathermen.

There were no laughs between us,
her demeanor solemn
as if in a funeral dirge for snowmen.
It was our last trip to the snow.
It was our last trip.

As she often expected,
I apologized for mistakes not my own.
But perhaps Channel 7 News was merely
forecasting an icy blizzard in her heart.
There was no shelter from her storm.
Pinkerton
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   reignier and wren
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