The lake—all summer a demure gray, nearly invisible among
the trees—now jumps out white in the new snow, recently frozen and blaring its pure
trumpet self, like a hay field suddenly inserted into the woods. The ancestral
goose clans are far away now, eating Chesapeake snails for Thanksgiving.
Climbing hill in snow,
more flakes tapping on my hat—
frozen ocean breath.
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