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Premium Member My Winter

MY WINTER

Prepared for this cold winter?
Tree fronds hang their heads,
flashing lights hang tight.
Bowed and bollixed presents —
depressed.  The absence of
a merry Spring — the empty nest.

Emotions chill, shiver...
Turtlenecks without hugs.
The whiteout of snow —
knees shovel the heavy load.

Deleterious decorations,
keepsakes of holiday romance —
kids sledding and cutting cookies, 
hot chocolate and kindled laughter.

Icicles cling like burs
to my dendrites,
stinging my eyes.

Yet, jingle bells soon ring,
with Nor’easter winds —
grandchildren chill for a season.
and with chattering teeth, I grin.

11/19/2017
Viv Wigley’s My Winter Contest
Form: Verse


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