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Early January blues


Early January blues-
Earth-crust bruised by a bluish frost. 
Low-pressure atmosphere
Fuelling fresh snow. Old trees 

Like blackened needles
Dissolve. Embellished with a crystal froth
Salvoes of snowflakes tumble- soft
Chunks crumble- barrages from brittle clouds.

Pale sunshine vanishes
Volcanoes of pure gold erupt- fleeting
Glimpses in the distance
Open fields washed- wool-white

Slush-shrapnel pours from the skyline
Plethoras of toothpaste hills
Their teeth flossed.
Ice forms

And a biting wind accosts
Rime-frost numbing flesh. The river
A vast oil slick 
Flowing amid bare bones-
Ebony blood in its deep grooves.

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