A cat purrs under the cover and sheet
as a light develops frost window flesh.
21 November 2008
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3 comments:
It's just so magical when it is pristine like that. Nature is so beautiful.
Dang! You're not that far from us and we don't have any snow whatsoever. I'm a little jealous, but I do need to go grocery shopping this morning, so not entirely jealous.
Beautiful picture and text.
Somehow, it missed us (this time). Of course, it's bitterly cold, just so we don't miss ALL the fun. It looks so beautiful and serene in your photo, but I'm happy to share in the virtual experience and avoid dealing with the reality until, say, Christmas Eve...
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