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Steven Fried
Poems
Sep 2013
winter kite
the wind whisked away the kite
with a whipping force abrasive to chill reddened cheeks
went away went away the kite flew free
saucy clouds white with ****** of whim
the airy attitude elevates the aesthetics
small fall eyes chris crinkling in winter weathering the biting air
hidden by a ski cap and sheepskin innocence
the white knuckle grip shadowed by the fluttering fragile flurries
white the purest closeting the sadness at home
between father and son
love unrequited
engorge on the winter scene
but do not venture near
for families are the greater fear
not a crack will you see in day
and o' they do go out and play
but tarry neither close nor far
pretending supernova star
for they are safe to watch to learn
because all families end in turn
the dark winter sphere gorges
at any shine found so gorgeous
mood reflects a cold solstace glow
happiness you are struck down low
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