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Winter

As tundras tell tales with miles of frozen history...

By Kris LelielPublished about a year ago 1 min read
Winter
Photo by Oliver Roos on Unsplash

Winter; cathartic

silencer of life,

essential to every cycle,

braided in every season,

but the only one floating

between endings and beginnings.

Yule blessings; gifted

magical merriment painted

on an icy, blank canvas

crunching beneath

hard and careful steps

into the unknown and

introspection framed by

blizzards and stillness.

Frosted wakes; funerals

for the flora, fauna,

and foresight.

As tundras tell tales

with miles of frozen history,

we inhale the harshness

our ancestors knew

with our nipped and dripping noses.

Crystalized; fragmented

designs harken intimacy

in every free-flying flake,

every layer of sublime frost,

every mesmerized gaze,

every silent reaping of

nature’s souls.

Winter,

mirroring life

with death’s breath.

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About the Creator

Kris Leliel

Kris Leliel is a strange writer who posts about the occult and spirituality, goth stuff, horror, creative writing, mental health, and her own creative ventures. She has a Masters in Liberal Studies and a BA in English & Psychology.

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  • Rob Angeliabout a year ago

    Great writing, fine tuned and musical. IO Saturnalia!

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