Softly falling snow

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Softly falling snow

I awoke feeling restless
And so poked and prodded the embers of a fire gone listless
I placed the kettle on the stove
My thoughts were lost in a darkened tangled grove
As the dawn upwards crept
Not reluctantly my thoughts into hidden places swept
I tended to the fire
Speeding towards a point of light I did aspire
The kettle began to blow
I, I had found a place of softly falling snow
Setting about I made a cup of tea
Almost subconsciously, I was lost in that reverie
The fire again burned low
For I was lost in thoughts of a softly falling snow

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Redrose77 commented on Softly falling snow

02-07-2010

that was very nice to read. I felt like i was there in a cabin of sorts. Thanks for sharing ur gift.

bklynrizz commented on Softly falling snow

01-18-2010

This was an excellent poem. I was able to imagine everything you vividly. As I read this I felt peace. Great job.

christianprep commented on Softly falling snow

12-13-2009

great poem with wonderful words prononced in it. It looks as if you put time into your poems? there really good can you do me a favore and look at my newist poem called simiple flame? and tell me what i could do to make it better? i am having trouble making it sound the way i want it? thxks..http://www.originalpoetry.com/simple-flames

stellar commented on Softly falling snow

12-10-2009

Very very nice poem...Mind-reality,.,mind-reality...I like the working of the conscious and the connection between mind and objects...Totally love your style ^_^ v

jademelissa74 commented on Softly falling snow

12-09-2009

A beautiful, tender poem. The serenity that you painted was remarkable. "Softly falling snow" says it all. Great job.

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