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Mar 23
I felt it
settle
on my palm, like lightly dusted sugar
sprinkling down from
God. Suspended in swirling air,
casting forth a shivering, eerie
white, it glowed, glowed
like a tiny flame of
Winter, a shattered piece of
Heaven that burned
my frozen breath
away, enchanted–
still.
But roused by wind,
I breathed again–
I felt the sharpness
soften.
And to that end,
I gave a little
puff,
which was enough
to bear it, fluttering, back into air.
Waving goodbye, I gazed
dreamily at what was mine,
forgetting the cold, not pining–
not minding, just breathing peacefully and smiling as it
carelessly twirled, dancing in the
gentle
wintry
breeze.
Written by
ASJ  Berkeley, CA
(Berkeley, CA)   
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