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Snowman
by Pam Patterson
Saturday, August 02, 2003

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Watching
the brief scattering
of white flakes
My thoughts
drifted
back to the last
snowfall
(the big Snow)
and You.
When the phone
rang
Your voice
reached over
the years and
gripped
My heart with
a cold ache.
You
wanted to see
Me
but I had
to say
no.
I’ve grown
too fond
of the sun
warming My face,
and I’ve learned that
Snowmen and Sunshine
don’t mix.

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Reviewed by Leann Marshall	11/25/2007

I enjoyed "Snowman." I also want to say--I wish you would write something with your title--"French Fries Have Hot Breath." Love it.

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