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The crows' cacophony
caresses my soul
as their flight dissolves
into the still, gray sky
of dead winter.

Not sparkling.
Not clean.
Not the white omnipresence of make-believe

But the damp dead
of defeated grass.

It is the winter
that never arrives before
the last of the greeting card art,
filled with the litanies
of the well-paid poets.

December 1989