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Created on: January 07, 2010
Ice pellets fall from gray skies
bounce in the yard like miniature hail,
melt to slush-yuk before my eyes.
Sleet encapsulates my car
I haven't found my scraper
already late for work
Rushing into work at last
other late folks drive by too fast
slush-yuk explodes from potholes
Welcome to the frozen north,
co-workers laugh and banter.
My heart just aches for Georgia.
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