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Revision: This week of no work was to be A week of writing just for me Yet frigid cold kept us under Heavy blankets in deep slumber A cozy cocoon, soft and warm My dog content to lay unshorn His coat trimmed too short, not for winter’s icy cold This week of no work naps, his company cajoled. Wrestling with warm heavy covers, Rising, not awake, sleep hovers, To find fresh warmth within the house Instead, I spied a shivering mouse, Who scurried back into his hole With my dog chasing swift - poor soul! A mouse is in my house, whatever shall I do? Dive under heavy covers, the dog can come too! (I was missing a line from the first stanza; somehow I lost it and that threw everything off.) Poetry is when an emotion has found its thought and the thought has found words.~~Robert Frost ![]() |