Moon

a cold moon, but
ten winters ago
it was encased
in more ice;

the stars roll out
of a dark nest,

we slip with care
through snow,
down to the road,
we watch the ghosts pass;

there might be snow foxes
in the lost copse,
careless with cold
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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