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The clouds finally release their burden, Feeling themselves suddenly empty, Missing the drops of moisture that used to nestle within that now seal the sky with white. The snow falls like dots on an old TV screen,Its bunny ear antennas finally failing in old age. Muffled silence. Shh! Do not disturb. The wind echoes through the trees, Whispering airplanes lamenting the freedom of flight. The snow plummets from the sky Arrows shot by a hidden enemy But this is a friendly kind of war, The intended targets only becoming chillier. The wind chimes peal occasionally in delight, Shaken by the frigid gust that slants the snowfall I exhale, my breath warm as it clouds past my lips, it swirls back to envelop me, as if in thanks. The world is quiet here.
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Feb 19, 2010
Feb 19, 2010 at 10:44 AM UTC
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The clouds finally release their burden, Feeling themselves suddenly empty, Missing the drops of moisture that used to nestle within that now seal the sky with white. The snow falls like dots on an old TV screen,Its bunny ear antennas finally failing in old age. Muffled silence. Shh! Do not disturb. The wind echoes through the trees, Whispering airplanes lamenting the freedom of flight. The snow plummets from the sky Arrows shot by a hidden enemy But this is a friendly kind of war, The intended targets only becoming chillier. The wind chimes peal occasionally in delight, Shaken by the frigid gust that slants the snowfall I exhale, my breath warm as it clouds past my lips, it swirls back to envelop me, as if in thanks. The world is quiet here.
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Feb 19, 2010
Feb 19, 2010 at 10:44 AM UTC
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