A Christmas Snow
A Christmas Snow
In the distance I hear them,
Through the snow capped hills beyond the icy river below...
The voices are a delight to the ears...
I smile in spite of the cold...
I run and stumble, a cascade of snow quickly swallows me whole...
I race toward the magical sounds that fill the brisk air....
I smile in spite of the cold...
As I catch my breath I gaze intently...
A sight so amazing, so incredible, I freeze in place...
The brilliant snowflakes delicately fall gently across my face...
I smile in spite of the cold...
Set into the white washed hills is a lit city of sorts...
Raised above the blanket of snow...
Made entirely of ice crystal are the houses of old...
I smile in spite of the cold...
I gasp... as I am blinded by the scene that lay before me...
Singing with angelic voices are children with rosy cheeks...
They are serene and blissful so full of light...
I smile in spite of the cold...
For the Christmas Snow Contest
By: Meg Anderson
12-1-14
Copyright © Meg Anderson | Year Posted 2014
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