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  1. Frost, sown diamond dust, sparkles under the gibbous moon. Ice in the bucket withstands a knuckle rap. Water in the puddle reflects stars.
  2. A dove forages among the fallen dogwood leaves, hunkers down and disappears. Light from the rising sun is a watery yellow.
  3. The sun is hot on the horizon - the angry pink of a suppurating wound - but I am cold in my room, clutching my coffee cup for black warmth.
  4. I glance up from the grocery list, spot the six-pointer. He strolls down the farm lane. The red-ball sun sits on the horizon.
  5. The moon sets red to the northwest. In the top of the bare locust, the robin sings "hurryup" to the sun.
  6. Light from the Hunter's Moon streams through the west windows, nothing to stop it now but bare branches.
  7. Yesterday's hot sun gives way to morning's cold rain. It pecks on the windows as I read before dawn.
  8. I wash the cereal bowls and watch the hot pinks and battleship grays of the eastern sky fade to rose and pearl.
  9. A morning of mists and blazing leaves, long shadows of the rising sun, jeweled spider webs, and witches splattered into porch posts.
  10. The fingernail I use to worry a speck from the page I'm reading is my own, and then it is my mother's. An old hand, skilled, beloved.
  11. Red of the maple, gold of the poplar, bronze of the oak, the wind sweeps them all away with one swift stroke.
  12. At 5 stars against a black sky, at 7 a world roofed in gray. Cat comes to my call.
  13. Black morning sky. Orion snags his belt on a bare locust limb.
  14. At dusk, the west wind. At dawn, skeletal locust limbs against a gray sky.
  15. On the white pine, needles hang yellow. The burning bush flames. Cat seeks a place by the fire.
  16. The heater purrs, the cat curls on the ottoman, I sip coffee.
  17. RT eekshecried Hey, Lexington! I'm reading at UK's Gaines Center on Thurs. with some other fabulous poets from The Heartland Review. 7 pm!
  18. A fingernail curve of new moon hangs southwest above a horizon line rose with sunset. To the south, the evening star.
  19. Dark of the moon, my headlights flash through the tunnel of trees along the two-lane blacktop, pick out the rolling gait of a young raccoon.
  20. Frost whites the pasture and ices the cloth we used to cover the lettuce. Cats that insist on going outside insist on coming right back in.