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Her Mitts (Free verse) by Nepanthe

My mitts are hermits, their land is each hand, knitted, well fitted, bold in the cold. A hand's haven between action, brings warmth and satisfaction. Comfortable within my skin, I'll remove my mittens for my kin. My hands may brave the Winter's groan, for the friend without mitts of her own.

-=Dark_Angel=-, P.I. 13-Mar-07/7:02 PM
How dare you extol the virtues of a lesser glove without paying homage to its superior:

http://poemranker.com/poem-details.jsp?id=91816

Incidentally, a boy in my class at primary school enjoyed scratching the other boys and making them cry. As both punishment and preventative measure, he was forced to wear mittens.




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