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H. Edgar Hix

To Know

To truly know snow
is to forget all else,
even snow.

H. Edgar Hix is a big fan of snow unless you hand him a shovel or skis.

 

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03/21/2019PoemsH. Edgar HixDale Wisely

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Elizabeth McMunn-Tetangco
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