(This post was written several weeks ago.)
The woods had been muffled
By stunning white cotton
and downy feathers of snow.
I had been fighting a cold
and therefore avoiding people.
I had been fighting a cold
and therefore avoiding people.
All that I heard
was the squeak of my boots
and the click of my camera.
But THEN suddenly,
somewhere a tree
sneezed
shaking white crystals all around
my shoulders.
my shoulders.
(Click on photo if you want a sneeze in your face.)
Wow, thats where you live. I cannot fathom how to live in such an environment. We freak out here if we get a spec of snow.
ReplyDeleteVery vivid imagery! Nice! Thnank you for dropping by my blog :).
ReplyDeletexxAmy
Bless yew!
ReplyDeleteWhat a photo ... the snow your right are almost like clumps of cotton.
ReplyDeleteLovely imagery. I can hear those books, that camera click, that sneezing.
ReplyDeleteHa! If I may, I 'd like to borrow that analogy - the tree sneezing - and introduce it to my students who are learning to write poetry.
ReplyDeleteha. thats why it all of a sudden falls snow and ice...a sneeze. love it.
ReplyDeleteHa! Wonderful!
ReplyDeleteWow, this one is just magical...the words and the photograph! I love it all...and as sick as I am (I have a bad cold), I would give anything to have a winter tree sneeze on me like that! lol
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful!! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful image - we are finally getting a "big snow". Hopefully I can capture something. Stay well!!
ReplyDeleteFresh and enjoyable.
ReplyDeletenice one , beautiful word forming
ReplyDeleteI bet you smiled....
ReplyDeleteAh choo! You got me!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful word imagery, Tabor.
ReplyDeleteI love it when the trees are covered with snow (as they were this morning), and those little sparkly showers when the snow is loosened.