Snow

Somewhere, it is snowing... fluffy, white like the down from some giant pillow,
like huge white fans that have fallen from the hands of a celestial dweller,
like the purest soapflakes, dropping endlessly, softly inching their way down to meet the once barren earth that now mounds with their presence.

In the distance crows call raucously, announcing their hunt for whatever can be found to meet their growing needs,
one family in their constant hope and vigilance,
always searching for the grain of sustenance to carry them another
heartbeat along life's journey.

The snow continues, now heavier, not heeding the calls of the crows,
not finding an end to its time...
always gliding,
whirling gently,
as it answers to its name....
Snow
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Posted: Oct 2016
About this poem:
Winter's coming, bringing the soft mantle of Snow.

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BeneathePines
This, along with several writes appearing lately, is Special K, honey and cream I live for: thank You LadyAvias ( :~
-pinesNY-
studecar
Snow - can be beautiful - can be so deceiving - even the crows sense the danger which can come with little warning - so beware ! We don't have long to wait to see the sparkling , glistening, display of nature.
Enjoyed your poem. Larry
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WILDANDREADY
HARRIET; I ALWAYS LOVED THE SNOW BUT WHEN MY FEET GET COLD; I HAVE TO GO IN DOORS!banana doh TRAVIS
Abby1963
I love fresh snow it looks so beautiful on the trees and the ground .love the poem bouquet
studecar
Avias, as a child I remember the biggest snow we had ever had,it happened in the late 30's, there was much wind and it drifted up to the eaves of our house. Since then we have had some snow, but there have been some years when we didn't get any. I really don't miss it, I do recall when I lived in Connecticut I was amazed when there was no wind at all and the snow piled on top of the fence posts and it looked like the posts were painted on top. Sknow snow here. Enjoyed your entire poem. Keep up snowing!
Larry handshake cheers
avias
The Midwest seems to not be getting the big snows that I can remember from years back. Truly don't miss it either Larry: handshake
Thanks to all for your commentswave
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