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February
by Richard Rydon
Wednesday, October 10, 2007
Rated "G" by the Author.

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February

by Philip Fortune

It was February at last;

A low sun began to climb

To the Summer skies.

And the cot-blue heaven

Of a cold Spring day

Brightened the roofs of houses,

And lit the frosty glass

On morning windows.

Shallow pools of crystal feathers

Were joyfully prodded by little feet.

Iced water is not hurt with the breaking;

It melts and transforms itself Into the purest of liquids.

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Reviewed by Annabel Sheila	9/24/2009

Loved this poem. A cluster of gems is the line "Shallow pools of crystal feathers"....Nice job, Richard. Anna




Reviewed by randy smith	2/22/2009

February, the month of antipation, all are awaiting spring. thanks for the nice read. randy c. smith




Reviewed by Lois Christensen	11/12/2008

Somestimes here in PA in Feb we get a sort of taste of summer. We have some warm days into the 70's. I remember when my girls were small taking them out to their swing on a Feb day.

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