night’s blackness ebbing
train’s whistle and unseen bird
welcome cold, spring day
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#610 – spring
painted spring tulips
blooming in pinks and purples
atop white stained snow
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#609 – faithful
twenty-eight degrees
warm church welcomes the faithful
St.Patrick’s Day mass
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#608- gripping
snow’s white knuckled grip
shrinking into the shadows
defying spring’s warmth
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#607 – reduced circumstances
elegant white birch
hovers over snow filled yard
twisted, bent by storm
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#606- nocturnal gardens
by Diane Cook and Len Jenshel, from the March 2013 feature story “Night Gardens”
Pink cherry blossoms
sway in nighttime spring breezes
at Kyoto shrine
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#605 – Nemo/Charlotte
ice pelting windows
lights flickering, wind howling
February snow
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