Elizabeth Patton

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  • A grid of city streets with dozens of snowplows driving on them

    Poet

    Armies of Snowplows

    Growing up in Georgia, I only saw snow twice. In second grade I had pneumonia and watched my friends play outside my window. In my college we left classes and played in the snow. My years in New York have shown me a different appreciation for snow and those who work to keep us safe.

    My years as an English teacher have given me an appreciation for haiku. Over the years I have submitted quite a few haiku for consideration.

    This year with all the snow I have thought that my poem about snow plows had a chance.