Briefly, Between Heaven and Earth
Watch as lissom snowflakes rappel the air,
From afar alike yet never the same,
On sojourns quiet or with much fanfare,
A passage lonesome or lit with love’s flame.
Lasting place ‘tween clouds and plains none can claim,
From the sky they came of low or high birth,
In a heartbeat to melt into the earth.
Copyright © Bernard Chan | Year Posted 2018
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