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When It Falls


Snow. Like a predator swiftly stalks its prey, Silently swaying into the breeze. It prances, it dances, it covers the leaves. Swirling and twirling, drifting with ease. In the North and the South, the cold frigid air. The snow will soon leave, the ground will be bare.
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