Montreal Winter
by laura roberts
Icicles question,
breath hanging in air shatters.
Cold, clean fear of death.
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34 ppg, Hard Cover, bound by Spork Press
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Living Unitarian Universalist
by Beth Cortez-Neavel
This is how it begins, every time: whether I am at a potluck, a club, a bar, or with extended family. Someone ultimately asks me “So, what do you do?” I …
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Awesome haiku-achoo! Thank goodness Winter is coming to a close. A lot worse in Montreal than North Texas i’m sure. Even so, somedays i’m thinking that man/woman was only meant to live in the tropics in Hawaii type weather and anything else is pure craziness! Amazing how coldness is so enduringly symbolic of death–except in a Texas Summer–then i’m begging for the A/C. thanks for sharing laura!