The Aspen Trees

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    The Aspen Trees

    We took the sled and
    sped downhill
    past the aspen trees;
    their curling bark
    seemed as if peeled back
    by icy winds.
    Winter’s grip stripped
    all leaves and now
    exposed, bare branches
    reach toward the
    warming sun.
    The aspen trees are
    beautiful in winter.

    Copyright by Anita Lewis Longino

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    train64 commented on The Aspen Trees

    01-23-2011

    i am partial to Aspens...'their curling bark seemed as if peeled back by icy winds'. That is a great line...

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