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Winter

Icy crysals floating down; So innocent, so pure. Covering the cold barren ground With a layer of frozen elegance And false comfort. Concealing the lifelessness, Dusting the comatose trees With an illusion of vitality. Branches jut out at the sky, Clawing, struggling For that last bit of warmth. Innocent little flakes descend, Enveloping the sickly talons Under the smothering blanket. Primped and powdered corpses, Stiff and dead But beautiful. Icy crystals floating down; So innocent, so pure.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2005




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