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Snow in the Sunlight

A poem for Mikeydred's December Dollar Prompt

By Isla GriswaldPublished 2 years ago • 1 min read

A bead of water slowly slides down a glistening icicle,

melting in the sunshine after a frosty night.

Drip, drip, drip go the gutters.

The snow-capped roofs are no longer white.

Only patches of snow remain.

Puddles of water form in the dips in the ground.

A gusty breeze sweeps through the street,

reminding those outside that soon fresh snow will come.

But for now, all is bright and airy,

and the snow reflects the sunlight.

I wrote this for Mikeydred's December Dollar Prompt, which you can find here. The deadline to enter is December 31st, 2024.

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Isla Griswald

I am, and always have been, obsessed with names, swords, and everything relating to ancient Greece and Rome.

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    Written by Isla Griswald