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Winter is a time for just God and me. When others complain of the snow, God reminds me that he made the snow just for me: Pure. White. Innocence. Rebirth. The silence of a cold winter day - the silence is for me, one who hates noise. The blowing wind is God's proclamation that He loves me; I can feel it down to my Hair billowing, down to my Bones. It sends Chills up my spine. Do You remember when I was 10 years old and I took my Hat off in the wind just so I could feel you, and I lay in Your Snow arms for hours, listening to the Deer rustling through the dead trees? The clouds turned silver as the sun sank in the hazy sky, but still I couldn't go inside; didn't want to end Our time. Even now, when the slush melts to puddles and the air begins to feel warm, I find I can't wait for Snow again.
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Nov 19, 2014
Nov 19, 2014 at 11:38 PM UTC
My Secret
Winter is a time for just God and me. When others complain of the snow, God reminds me that he made the snow just for me: Pure. White. Innocence. Rebirth. The silence of a cold winter day - the silence is for me, one who hates noise. The blowing wind is God's proclamation that He loves me; I can feel it down to my Hair billowing, down to my Bones. It sends Chills up my spine. Do You remember when I was 10 years old and I took my Hat off in the wind just so I could feel you, and I lay in Your Snow arms for hours, listening to the Deer rustling through the dead trees? The clouds turned silver as the sun sank in the hazy sky, but still I couldn't go inside; didn't want to end Our time. Even now, when the slush melts to puddles and the air begins to feel warm, I find I can't wait for Snow again.
weary-traveler
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Nov 19, 2014
Nov 19, 2014 at 11:38 PM UTC
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