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Lost but Never Forgotten


Snow, where have you gone? Winter came and went without you. I have felt the bitterness of cold, but not from your distinct presence. I cannot smell the ice mixed with salt that you usually bring. It’s strange, my eyes are not sore from the blinding rays of white. I stick my tongue out, but nothing lands upon it. I do not hear crunching as I step on the ground. The shivers and the chilling goosebumps, have come and gone without you. I wonder, shall you ever return?
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