Mark M. Redfearn
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Dec
31
A break in the clouds—
how bright the winter sunlight
on the year’s last day!
Dec
30
Little brown sparrow,
the new year’s fast approaching—
when will you return?
Dec
29
This is the weather
that drives us close together:
frigid winter nights.
Dec
28
On a bookstore shelf
I find a winter poem
scribbled in the dust.
Dec
27
From my eager eyes,
clouds conceal the waxing moon—
Yuletide misfortune.
Dec
26
After Christmas Day,
missiles rain down on Ukraine—
the Prince of Peace weeps.
Dec
25
On Christmas morning
a newborn baby’s mewling
for his mother’s breast.
Dec
24
Surprised by an owl
on the night before Christmas,
a mouse becomes prey.
Dec
23
December’s new moon—
a plunge into deep darkness
just before Christmas
Dec
22
The darkness deepens—
I write some Christmas haiku
and then a sonnet.
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