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I don't write poetry, but my daughter does. Her name has a Spanish 'j' and is pronounced "Shana".
by Sjana Williams
copyright © 1997
Gray skies loom silently above
Black smoke billows from a pot-bellied stove.
Off in the distance, a train whistle blows
As the chill in the air slowly grows.
A single snowflake lingers in a stall
Then slowly twisting, to earth it falls.
A few rays of sun in the west, so rare.
Branches reaching out cold and bare.
Breath in the air, puffs of steam
As Winter invites itself onto the scene.
You can meet Sjana's daughter Brittney here
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