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Night Snow

It's #tbt! Enjoy this great one from SWWIM Every Day's archives!


Longer boats are coming to win us,
they're coming to win us...

Cat Stevens


Shadows of trees spread over the snowfield
rock in wind like docked gondolas
awaiting their night passengers.

Clouds stretch across the sky
like the ruffled spindles jellyfish trail
pulsing through the slow sea.

Blue silhouettes on white snow, the reverse
of foam frosting indigo waves
and the moon's bright bone against the dark.


Rhett Watts poems have appeared in Sojourners Magazine, The Worcester Review, Canary, Naugatuck River Review, San Pedro River Review, Spoon River Poetry Review, and The Lyric, among others, and in the book The Best Spiritual Writing 2000. She won the CT Poetry Award and the Rayne Arroyo Chapbook Award for No Innocent Eye. Her books of poems are Willing Suspension (Antrim House Books) and The Braiding (Kelsay Books). Rhett facilitates writing workshops in CT and MA and lives feet from a brook with her husband and cat, Hugo.

After Winter Solstice

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