In The Looking Glass, It Began To Snow Poem by Mary Angela Douglas
In The Looking Glass, It Began To Snow
in the looking glass, it began to snow
the snow covered up
your eyes your
mouth; your
hands, with their own
snow-like gestures;
you wept-
but not into
the frozen-mirror pond
we struggled through:
emerging into
deeper snows,
but with the same furniture-
and this was the
beginning of sorrows
mary angela douglas february 2008
Wednesday, August 27, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: Sorrow
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