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    mogwhy
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Moggy's Mutterings - 48. Winter

The last leaves of autumn are swept away
By cold winds of winter’s approach.
Snow will creep over the landscape like slow moving lava.
Blanketing the scene in brilliant shades of white.
Thus enrobed the land slumbers in darkness,
And reflects night-time stars into crystal lights,
Dancing in the sky in hues of red, blue and green of Northern lights.
So the land dreams, absorbing life giving water and waits for spring.

Copyright © 2017 mogwhy; All Rights Reserved.
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Parker Owens

“...so the land dreams...”. I love this particular image. It is exactly as I think of it. Thanks for this lovely poem. 

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Headstall

Lovely, moggy... I love these lines ... "Thus enrobed the land slumbers in darkness,
                                                              And reflects night-time stars into crystal lights"      

 

Cheers... Gary....

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6 hours ago, Parker Owens said:

“...so the land dreams...”. I love this particular image. It is exactly as I think of it. Thanks for this lovely poem. 

:glomp: thank you Parker. i view winter as more of the sleep required to heal. the land needs it as much as like a person needs sleep

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5 hours ago, Headstall said:

Lovely, moggy... I love these lines ... "Thus enrobed the land slumbers in darkness,
                                                              And reflects night-time stars into crystal lights"      

 

Cheers... Gary....

thanks Gary!:glomp:

 

i once went dancing alone, under the Northern Lights and a fresh snowfall. no shoes, just a loose knitted poncho i used a a skirt and a turtle neck shirt. it was magical

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