[Our back yard after our snowfall] |
Let the Snow Fall, Please
I was where I am when the snow began, softly first, with inklings of a bit more. The holly trees with red berries were welcoming a little storm; they love to dance when surrounded by snow.
The last snow we had then was several years past; it only snows here, maybe once every ten years. I make my wish for the snow to come stay again. We are expecting only a tiff here and there, most times those never last the morn.
So for now the snow I get will be in memory only. I'm getting years, our daughter doesn't want us to go where snow is common; that's because I would want to drive.
My memory is good, pictures albums help, the album in my head is about as good. My youthful sled hanging on a hook helps me too. I am ready.
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- Photos and Prose Copyright, Jimmiehov 2023, All Rights Reserved
- I am linked with Merrill D Smith, at dVerse Prosery, Winter is Coming
https://dversepoets.com/2023/12/04/prosery-winter-is-coming/
- Merrill has asked us to write not more than 144 words, mine is exactly 144 words long, excluding the title. We were to include these words, "I am where I am when the snow began." They were from a poem, "TheDead of Winter" by Samuel Menashe, found here.
- The pictures are of our backyard, the snowy one the time it snowed and the snow stayed a while.
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Labels: dVerse, Flash Writing, Prose, Prosery, Story, Weather
13 Comments:
Lovely memories, Jim. I like the image of the holly berries dancing in the snow.
Lovely, your yard looks so nice with the snow.
I can see you are a real snow lover, Jim. I understand that completely. Yes we would want to drive in the snow. I loved going out the morning after and taking photos before it was disturbed! Well done. Beautiful home!
Jim, wouldn't you like to go sledding again? I enjoyed your story very much.
Wonderful memories are a treasure but I hope it does snow, Jim, for your sake. Keep that sled polished!
Hang on to those picture albums.
Thanks for dropping by my blog
Much♡love
I agree, snow brings back so many memories, but it is probably safer to remember than to go out in the snow...
I love the flash of red in the dancing holly berries, Jim, and that you have good memories – and your ‘youthful sled hanging on a hook’.
Well... better safe than sorry, no?
Much love,
David
SkepticsKaddish.com
Ready. Set. Go! Shall we? Cheers.
Well remember some of those snowfalls we had in Nebr. And some ice storms.
I sure did not like getting caught in town either, Ione!!!
Thank you, cousin, for looking in here. And now other generations still have drifts to go through.
Jim
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