Inspire . . .
A friend shared her blog with me which inspired me to dig deep inside and bring my thoughts onto paper...maybe I will pay it forward and inspire someone too! Thanks, Michelle!
Tuesday, February 5, 2013
Snow
Blanket of crystals Nurturing the earth deep into its soul Untouched until . . . Footprints . . . tracks . . . snow angels . . . Shear delight of children can be heard In Mother Nature’s wonderland
I love the sheer imagery of shock -- from crisp white wholeness to trampled left behind tracks snow. I think it's an awesome picture of the peaceful nature of the snow falling in the early morning or night and then the chaos of fun in the snow. Talk about a picture book idea... I love the two opposites!
Wow...just love the first two lines so much. I am also in love with the snow and really thankful that I'm so close to work I don't need to worry about driving in it. I am a pretty awful snow driver. Today I should see some sleds out in the neighborhoord. XO
Lynn, This description is so vivid! The image of the blanket and then the Blanky becomes less pristine as the child play with it is so perfectly described...
I love the sheer imagery of shock -- from crisp white wholeness to trampled left behind tracks snow. I think it's an awesome picture of the peaceful nature of the snow falling in the early morning or night and then the chaos of fun in the snow. Talk about a picture book idea... I love the two opposites!
ReplyDeleteWow...just love the first two lines so much. I am also in love with the snow and really thankful that I'm so close to work I don't need to worry about driving in it. I am a pretty awful snow driver. Today I should see some sleds out in the neighborhoord. XO
ReplyDeleteYour poem made me want to go out and make snow angels, but inside warmth and Tuesday slices made me stay inside and write comments.
ReplyDeleteLynn,
ReplyDeleteThis description is so vivid! The image of the blanket and then the Blanky becomes less pristine as the child play with it is so perfectly described...