soft
no flurry at the feeders
no song in the air
no footprints to follow
just brushed wet kisses
and manna whispers
still
Cleanse me with hyssop, and I will be clean;
wash me, and I will be whiter than snow.
Psalm 51:7 (NIV)
Adding my words to other poets at One Shot Wednesday.
And walking with Ann Voskamp for a hushed and holy experience
as we wait for Him.
Beautiful.
Thanks, Michael.
I can feel the stillness and crispness through your words and the pictures. Thanks Sandra. Wonderful.
Thank you, Jason.
I swear I heard a light wind when I read this.
Beautiful!
~ Wendy
🙂 Thanks for coming by, Wendy.
Snow! Love it…. Nice lines and great pictures too. Stay warm! Cheers
You, too! Cheers. 🙂
It came not so gently here …
I saw forsythia in bloom yesterday, and my lilacs (what’s left of the massacre) have buds. Strange fall.
We’re getting our first real snow of the season in my area of Michigan, which inspired me to start a ‘snow’ poem of my own. Your words are pictures are also inspiring.
Ahhh. We had a taste of more snow further north over Thanksgiving, but this is our first real. It won’t last. Thanks.
Very inspiring words,thanks for sharing. I just wandered onto your blog, but I had to stop and read, lovely words 🙂
Hooray for wanderers. Welcome and thanks. 🙂
I still get excited at the first snow every year. The thrill wears off by mid-January or so, but the first one is always magical. You capture it so well in words and photos here!
Magical. Yes. Thanks, Michelle.
Love the analogies…wonderful image:)
Thanks, Abby. My daughter’s name is Abby. I’m partial to Abbys. 🙂
Very beautiful. Thank you. Gay
Thanks, Gay. Nice to see you.
The first snow each year always seems mystical to me. You’ve captured it perfectly.
Thanks, Deidra. I was so surprised to see the snowflake in the cup after I uploaded the photo. 🙂
Dear Sandra
‘Just brushed wet kisses’… the images and thoughts were so perfect.. I liked it. thanks for sharing…
ॐ नमः शिवाय
Om Namah Shivaya
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Thanks, Shasti!