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Poetry by M.L. Lyons Pine trees of winterBurlap warms the cedarsDeer licks green needles. Year end ritualSnow geese cry fleeing… Read more: Two Winter Haiku

Poetry by Lo Riddell Here comes nature’s peaceoffering: pale landscapes with feather-brush forestslicking the first snowflakes straight from the sky.Invisible… Read more: Jam Cakes

Poetry by Wesley Sims Early morning, a gloomy Christmas day,with only mild expectations,noisy birds gathering for breakfast outside.I trudge to… Read more: Bluebirds on Christmas Day

Poetry by Brian Billings When we reach December,the sounds begin to change.The steady hum of daily lifemoves to a higher… Read more: Sounds of Christmas

Poetry by Terri Watrous Berry Like well-rehearsed mice, wegrumble through a mall maze,hoping just to find the perfecttie, but whether… Read more: Christmas Comes

Poetry by Patricia Hope Oh, ye brown and velvety purveyor of best-smelling houses, sometimes rolled in icing-covered rounds or mixed… Read more: Ode to My Favorite Christmas Spices

Poetry by Christine Andersen We could take the carto deliver gifts to the neighbors—the wind chill is below zero,but my… Read more: Snapshot of Christmas Eve

Poetry by Susan Miller The tiny tree and its sparklyneedles never smelled of pineor rode the roof of a family’sSUV.… Read more: A Tree for Betty

Poetry by Carol Barrett Barely after six on a cold December morning, I pull intomy favorite drive-through and order my… Read more: Christmas To Go

Poetry by Kersten Christianson Under the FallingYellow Cedar moonwe solstice. Beef roast in the slow cooker,ham bakes in the oven.Stars… Read more: Tilt