Wednesday, December 1, 2010

Snow of December

 
December’s snow falls upon us in the quiet.  Matters not be it day or night; the magic of that which be the snow. The tree's leaves white with new fallen snow; weighs heavy upon the branches.  The hush, silence, not even the wind dares to disturb.  The fireplace crackles with last year’s oak. Yet through the window is the picture waiting.   As pleasant be the fire so to is this picture that we see.  Off in our dream, like the falling of the snow with the fire to warm us.  But what of the dance of the snow flakes as they fall, that we see in our mind.  Be it then we are asleep and this be a dream.  Or can it be that the beauty of the moment has taken us where our feet can not go.  That snow fall in December its magic transformed, as are the burdened branches.  As two lovers lay by the fire that dances with the snow.
 
Inspired by Kuskulana 
© 2009 2010 Words the Windows to the Soul

8 comments:

  1. Mark
    I love this,I hope one day to see snow
    Beautiful words Mark, words to make us dream
    Take care
    Sue

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  2. Your words make the winter wonder ..wonderful indeed...thanks for stopping by ...don't be stranger..Semper Fi..Steve

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  3. Mark, this is one of my very favorites that you have written. The magic of snow, especially December snow sparks our hopes and dreams ablaze! I'm so glad to see you writing again and this one is magic...love it!

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  4. You are so right about the magic of snow. What a beautiful discription of the 1st snows. Winter wonderland. Hugs Carrie

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  5. About the only magic outside my window at the moment is nobody got hurt as the folks on the Interstate discovered playing bumper tag on the highway is no fum. Just because the speed limit sign says 70 doesn't mean it's always the best idea!

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  6. I left you a comment in Family and my first time coming here and reading, so enjoyed your writing. Deanie

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  7. ...sounds awfully tempting...unless you have to leave your house at 2200hrs in order to "slip slide" to work... :)

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  8. ...uhm...by the way, Mark...I live in Alberta, Canada...aka Winterland... :)

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