WINTER
Snow banks
twelve inches deep.
Wind chill fourteen degrees.
Icicles on eaves of houses.
Winter.
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WINTER
Snow banks
twelve inches deep.
Wind chill fourteen degrees.
Icicles on eaves of houses.
Winter.
Freeda Baker Nichols 
Well I have gotten so behind with your poems. Found out I don’t seem to receive notifications on the ipad. Haven’t been using the computer much the past few days, and my oh my here were several posts of yours and I also find that not all notifications are sent from others via ipad. So back to tried and true computer so I can see what I have been missing.
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Do you use a password on the iPad that’s different from your computer? That may be why you’re not getting notifications. I’m trying to post a poem each day for a while.
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“Winter’s Breath”–spectacular, evocative title!
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Thanks, Inger. This photo is from last year or before. However, we had a little ice yesterday, gone today , but looking for snow later this week.
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Thanks, Inger.
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I’m glad I’m not looking at this here tonight!
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Me, too. I think it’s moved on for now, but snow might come Wednesday.
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Winter’s got teeth! 😀
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lol Thanks.
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Lovely!
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Thank you!
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