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By Pat G

Topics: Poetry Source: AllPoetry Original source

Spring: This unsettled day when all that is for certain is the weight of rain. Summer: One fence post two crows elbowing Fall: Picked before their time not tempered by the first frost just more sour grapes Leaf by leaf it passes this bright fall Winter: Chaos in the eaves three stellar jays discuss their claim to one last seed Telegraphed today in mounds upon my doorstep spring has been delayedSee Craig - I can even be long winded with haikus. Written December 8th, 2001 © on Dec 08 2001 06:01 AM PST, Pat Grantt   0 • 10

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