Relishing the season
by joanie
Posted: 03 February 2009 Word Count: 65 Summary: My response to the challenge in Flash Poetry |
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That magic you can taste,
those fizzing moments on
the tongue, the ice cream
hit on teeth, when
you realise,
as you draw the curtains
and look out over your world,
that Nature has done her best.
And nothing can ever
ever
match the child-like
delight it always brings.
The thaw will surely come
tonight
or very soon
but
now
I can savour the snow
those fizzing moments on
the tongue, the ice cream
hit on teeth, when
you realise,
as you draw the curtains
and look out over your world,
that Nature has done her best.
And nothing can ever
ever
match the child-like
delight it always brings.
The thaw will surely come
tonight
or very soon
but
now
I can savour the snow
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