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Poetry Friday

Posted on December 19, 2008 by thereadingzone

It was supposed to snow today. Instead, we got rain, slush, and sleet.

I would have preferred the snow!

While looking for a poem for Poetry Friday, I fell in love with this short but sweet ditty.

Winter Twilight
by Anne Porter

On a clear winter's evening The crescent moon And the round squirrels' nest In the bare oak Are equal planets.

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