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Poetry: Snow

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  by Tommy Guerin

  Do you hear it? It's faint like whisper's last confession.
  Calmer I am now, its descent is seizing the tension.
  Peek through

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• 2 of 207

  by Carol Gioia

  I gaze out the window
  at a blanket of snow,
  drifting and blowing,
  it's about 10 below.

  Donning my jacket
  and gloves will ensure,

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  by Ron Tocknell

  In cutting winds
  The bare trees sway
  The snowdrifts building higher
  We've fuel enough
  But for two days
  Yet I'd give all to see

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  by Annette Bromley

  SNOW

  (WALKING ON A WINTER MORN)

  I love walking on a snowy winter morning,
  early, as the dawn breaks forth its light,
  dazzling

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  by Helen Michael

  ENGLISH SNOW

  Cold glistening radiant,
  a frosted beautiful icy gem;
  shining white blue,
  with a frozen drenched touch.
  A reflective

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