A Cold Winter Night
The cold winter night is a beautiful place.
The stars from the heavens lead the way.
They come and go like sentinels of the night.
As they have done for many eons.
A thick blanket of snow hides the earth
The blanket looking as if it would made of pearls
Millions of individual pearls, each one unique.
As they fall, they glisten off the moon’s luminosity.
Coming up from the ground are skeletons, sleeping
These are deciduous trees patiently waiting until spring appears
Along beside them are radiant conifers in their prime.
These pines hues stand out amongst the white snow.
The omnipresent cold permeates the air all around.
It relentlessly takes heat from everything it touches.
Like a black hole stealing the warmth from all around it.
The cold winter night is a dangerous place.
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