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By: janetlandis January 27, 2015January 27, 2015
WritingBlizzard, Haiku, Snow

Blizzard 2015

White, fluffy flakes dance

pirhouette in the soft wind

and fall to the earth.

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Buddhist, wife, mother, writer, seeking a creative medium for musings about the uneven trajectory of my life as a wordsmith.

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