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The Storm by Eleanor Mell Friday, September 14, 2012 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan I wrote this poem while on a spiritual retreat in Estes Park, Colorado. I watched a snow storm roll in.

Rolling clouds grace the sky, tripping upon the peaks. A dusting here, a frosting there, down crevasses it does seep. Browns and greens turn to gray, outlined in pungent white. The top is soft; the bottom rigid, the breeze contains the frigid. Snow it is. A storm so calm, winter’s healing balm. copyright © Eleanor Mell 2007
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Reviewed by Ronald Hull	9/16/2012

Growing up in Wisconsin, by winter's end I found the storm no balm but only a rigid, frigid white desert silently waiting for spring. Ron




Reviewed by Christine Alwin	9/14/2012

You painted a beautiful picture with your words, stunning~