Frost
frost
(12/6, 1998)
First Place hot jazz in the Unicorn Cafe-- frosted windows Joseph KirschnerSecond Place morning frost - deer tracks still visible across the lawn hilary tannThird Place first frost a myrtle warbler hops rock to rock to rock Joann BELOW Third PLACE this morning in the boulder's shadow, the lingering frost Rob Krevitz afternoon sun - a patch of frost lingers in the fence's shadow Cindy first night frost a thin mirror floats fragile on the lake CoKa a barbwire fence sparkling in moonlight frost on the nettles Ferris frosty night- my breath more visible with every word Kelly Donlan first frost a sprinkler head crowned with ice paul m sunlight on frost dissolving Tom Williams left out in the frost crisp sheets Hugh Waterhouse empty park: on the wooden benches the first frost --Dimitar Anakiev moonlit dusk - picking green tomatoes before first frost Elsie Canfield just at sunrise - a fine edge of frost glints on each leaf Alison Williams killing frost: the crackle of our footsteps across the yard Charles Trumbull neglected friend frost on the walkway between houses Carolyne first frost a few stray oak leaves float in the pool ~Susan Watkins early morning frost covers the barn mist rises Patricia A. Laurent another night sleeping alone her frosty glare charlie curled in a blanket, tracing lacey snowflakes... frost on the window Betty november morning pondering Frost's snowy woods -- if it's still standing Elaine Cleveland killing frost wrapping my old slippers with duct tape Dennis H. Dutton scraping windshields already this season first frost ~cindy bene tiny nails scraping bits of frost from window to floor R. W. Richardson {c 12-01-98} night frost hands shaking in holey gloves shimmer in cement copyright 11/30/1998 by Wendy C. Bialek first frost- on the windshield of every Ford at junkyard Dani DeCaro
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