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Snowfall

by frances-e-mcclelland

Welcome it, everyone, with open hearts, from feathery wings of angels; Its clarity washes away each tear, and blankets us from all angles. The evergreens swathed in oyster white, exquisitely aligned with holly berries; Which light up the yard in rosy glow, and comfort us from our worries. No longer alone the cardinals fly, and meet their mates high above; Cheerfully sitting upon the branches, nestling together with wintry love. Gracefully floating through the air, like delicate lace from times long ago; While we watch this glorious solstice scene, enchanted by the sight of first snow !
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