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- absence of light
snow dusting of blue
snow dusting of blue distant hills
turns them mysterious blue-heron gray
yesterday’s thick inches and pallid
fog created of my lawn and evergreens
my personal, enclosed, white world
this morning’s dusting brings
the distant blue close ‘round me
promised re-delivery
blue-purple-gray sky delivering
of a multitude of tiny snowflakes
straight down
so many, they form a veil
obliterating my lower field
and only close neighbor
dusting the finally-unladen boughs
of evergreens with first hints again
of the weight of white
bird after bird seeking refuge
at the feeder bowl
i’ll need to fill it yet again soon