by M.J. Iuppa
How seemingly steady— this
sift of snow gracing rows up-
on rows of apple trees holding
their pointe, like Degas’s tiny
dancers suffering the cold
introspective moment
as if it were crucial
to solving life’s little
ambiguities— argot of wind
or flight of stairs— both
leading to disaster . . .
Slender arms flung
high in the air.
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