Mark M. Redfearn
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Jan
28
Snow fell at midnight.
The waxing moon was hidden.
You forgot my name.
Jan
7
First week of the year—
no snow in my yard, unless
you count white roses.
Jul
9
My next-door neighbor
never deadheads his roses—
petals fall like snow.
Apr
12
Unexpected snow
crushes my friend’s daffodils—
why shouldn’t she weep?
Mar
9
With its rasping voice
a crow shakes an inch of snow
from the cedar tree.
Feb
17
Deepening winter—
enticed by snow-free pathways,
I go exploring.
Feb
2
February snow—
how fruitless to start singing
cherry-blossom songs!
Feb
1
First day of the month—
on a patch of dirty snow
a blue face mask lies.
Jan
25
How persistently
the cardinal keeps singing,
urging snow to melt!
Jan
17
Save your outrage, crow,
for something more important
than the falling snow.
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