Emma and Kate Visit the Snow-Covered Mountains
Evergreen trees are paintbrushes
dipped in white
and swished across the sky,
dabbing clouds onto a blue canvas.
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Field Notes
- Sharon Hurlbut
- Physical anthropologist, writer, compulsive knitter, and mother of two. My fiction and poetry are published under the pen-name Ann Walters.
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- Theresa Boyar
- Debra Broughton
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4 comments:
How wonderful to be able to see things with the fresh vision of a child!
Patry - I am so lucky to have two imaginative girls who constantly show me new ways of seeing the world!
That's great. I love those childlike connection between the tree, the snow, and the clouds. It reaffirms for me the way that a child's eye can see truths we learn to forget as we get older.
Thanks Matt! How did your reading go?
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