Articles/Essays – Volume 19, No. 4
Christmas in Utah
In barns turned from the wind
The quarter-horses
Twitch their laundered blankets.
Three Steller’s jays,
Crests sharp as ice,
Bejewel the pine tree.
Rough cold out of Idaho
Bundles irrational tumbleweed
The length of Main Street.
Higher than snowpeaks,
Shriller than the frost,
A brazen angel blows his silent trumpet.