
There
Snow is falling
Sheets of white
Cover the brown roofs
And red brick walls.
The gray sky
Black streets
The dark trunks of trees
Have all conspired
To make this May day
A black and white photograph.
Here
A warm wind
Sends the young leaves spinning.
The bougainvillea
Riots in pink and orange
Against a periwinkle sky.
Clouds as thin as cobwebs
Stretch their gossamer strands
While yellow African daisies
Tip their hats to the sun.
Morning glories purple the fence
Basking in technicolor.
On the phone with you
I can feel the snowflakes
On my eyelashes.
On the phone with you
I sprinkle petals
At your feet.

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