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Winter's End
Slowly, so infinitely slowly Winter releases his frozen grip. Gradually the earth starts to warm only to be plunged back by icy storms that coat the world in white once more. Yet inevitably Spring begins to win as she warms the lands causing new growth. Snowdrops first show their charming faces with crocuses close behind sprinkling colour. Ice finally frees the frozen waters of the lake and tuneful drips of water strike rocks and soil. The dull greys of winter now fade away leaving golden sparkle of sunrays that smilingly beam. Causing birds to sing as they collect twigs and fleecy sheep's wool to line their nests. Busily the insects go to work pollinating and cleaning up. While the trout gleefully leap to grab a fat fly and with splash dive down. The lake gleams in a myriad of colours blues shot through with silver and purple. And Winter fades to a distant memory, near forgotten in the warm Spring days. written 01/17/2015 contest: Winter's End
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