Last
summer feels so long ago; so far away, to us now.
Here, in the midst of -16 at
times, of voracious birds and obscuring snowbanks.
Chugging furnaces and Jack
Frost filled windows; here lie the seeds of verdant summer days, so heavy and
wet, we can hardly step, eat, sleep.
Around it goes, over and over, with or
without us.
As the Connecticut melts a bit, the ducks and geese gather,
and we
turn toward looming March.
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