Author Archives: Mary Beth Frezon

Fortunate fortune

Found on the floor at work. I’m claiming this fortune for myself.

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A double rainbow •
alpenglow lights flat windows •
today is redeemed. Continue reading →

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Not mice who sneak in •
when winter blows past autumn, •
Gnomes do what they want. Continue reading →

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Listen to the snow, •
the blue jays and chickadees •
shouting above it. Continue reading →

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Hillside of robins •
Fluttering over sumac •
Stronger than winter. Continue reading →

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