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A Beautiful Snow
by
Danny P. Barbare


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A
late

Christmas

card

swirls
down

with

a

few

lovely

words

that

melt

upon

the
tongue.

 

This poem first appeared in The Remembered Arts Journal (February 2017).
Used here with permission.

 

 


 

Danny P. Barbare's award-winning work has been published in numerous online and print journals.
Author of four books,
Danny lives with his family in Greenville, South Carolina, where he draws inspiration from the Blue Ridge mountains and from the lowlands of Charleston.

                   

Post New Comment:
cork:
I see the snowflake falling and catch it on my tongue.
Posted 12/27/2019 09:18 AM
michael escoubas:
I'm reminded of e.e. cummings' poem "Leaves" which is similar. Lovely picture, you put me there; I just caught a snowflake on my tongue. Well done!
Posted 12/27/2019 07:55 AM
Jeri Thompson:
Very lovely in form and message.
Posted 12/27/2019 07:12 AM


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