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squirrel solstice

(trying to write away this heat)

 

squirrel solstice

 

squirrels curled

in maple nests

are promises

built of acorns and seeds.

 

bunched in sleep,

they await the snow

that comes after night fall.

 

whisker twitching

twenty feet up,

squirrel dreams occupy trees.

 

in monochrome season

those gray and black bundles

brush snow from limbs

and punctuate the sky.

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norm-milliken
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Aug 16, 2010
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