Snow Flies Poem by Theresa Ann Moore

Snow Flies

Rating: 5.0


Snow flies do what they will
Not with stingers or with wings
Light gliders drifting in the still
Not irritating like gnats on strings

Caught in the dazzle of sun rays
Hints of snow fly up then stall
Carousing drunkenly sideways
Sparkling as they gradually fall

Fleeting without notice… ceasing
Discontinuing their hypnotic spell
Dimmed by clouds that are increasing
Drifts conceal where the fliers fell

1/2/08

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Nicola Burkett 02 January 2008

Brilliant write, so softly spoken and as fragile as the snow flies themselvs.10 +

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Thad Wilk 02 January 2008

Nice write Theresa! pleasure to read thank you! ! ! *10*! ! Thad

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Theresa Ann Moore

Theresa Ann Moore

Michigan, U.S.A.
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