The Snow Plow
The first one through the vast, white stillness
Piled up like marshmallow topping on the morn;
A hint of sun paints pink across the landscape,
And cotton candy clouds belie the storm.
It cuts a path between snow-laden wires
And trees that stand white-shrouded, stately ghosts.
Its whirling light sparkles on the lingering flurries,
And its blade spray tosses frosting on the posts.
©2010 Carol Morfitt
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