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Snowflakes

Too late to turn back from the flurry of painted snowflakes on a gossamer wind. In a whirlwind they spin up and upwards to the timeless lands. Frozen specks of crystal; perfect and unimaginable melt on my face. Shadows fall and they turn grey and the painter leaves his canvas unfinished. A soft white sea has emerged below my feet and immersed the world in white. Foamy to wade through and yet impossible to resist spoiling the untouched. Then sun arrives, and he brings warmth and light, and so the sky’s daughters melt in all their sweet virginity and the ground is rendered wet once more.
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Written by
anastasia-webb
Published
Apr 25, 2014
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37·106
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#winter#white#snow#cold#soft#frozen#snowflakes
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