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Come Spring by Lisa POLISAR Friday, June 07, 2002 Share Print Save Become a Fan the eye of winter peeks through flesh colored trees one final gaze at empty branches bosque shadows dusty river beds a fine opaque line between freeze and thaw one month's time, but an evolution minute the river won't freeze in brief december but its pulse runs quick come spring

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Reviewed by Rodney Bohen	4/26/2003

lisa, The eye that sees is rewarded daily,,,I trust you therefore nest in bounty a brimming... Rodney Evan Bohen