« John Grey » ON THEIR TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY Snow drips like sap from chalky gray clouds. Hilltops whiten. Between slopes and houses, wind channels a season's worth of bitterness. The world belongs to those who can live with a chill in their bones, the blue of their skin. Shudderers fall to the wayside. Tremblers are sucked up by the sheep-white mounds. One man is invigorated by the ice-floes in his blood. One woman takes to the pain in her fingers like it's a handshake from God. They are out there now, twenty years into a relationship. They call it winter through the mists of breath, with a corpse's attitude, with a frigid pride. John Grey's latest book is “What Else Is There” from Main Street Rag. He has been published recently in Agni, Hubbub, South Carolina Review and The Journal Of The American Medical Association.