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Winter Tries To Remember

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Perhaps it was the way her delicate crystals would soak and shudder as they touched the earth. The first few times the flakes fell they would wither and die, but they were laying a foundation for the ones to follow. Maybe it was her hushed movements that could bring the busiest streets to a standstill. Each snowflake formed piles of white petals on windshields as the storm carried on. Maybe it was how she would string subtle wreaths along windowsills by the break of dawn. Or it could have been how, even in a frosted rage, her beauty shone through to him.

Winter shifts in his seat, causing a small blanket of cold air to sweep across part of the world. The people feel a sudden chill, but shrug it off. Winter takes his time as he thinks, recalling how she would bleach branches with her soft touch. He remembers how the moon would sing, jealous notes tinting her song, as snow fell. Assembling snowflakes high in the air, she would place each one with a careful hand to the ground below. She would hide a subtle smile behind icicles as the moon sang.

As he sits in thought he feels her presence, the snow of her dress sinking into the clouds. She sits next to him and smiles. With ice shining against her fingertips, she touches his hand. Winter shivers.

And he thinks, perhaps, he does not need to remember quite yet.
Full Title: Winter tires to remember how he first fell in love with Snow.

Something cute just because. I missed writing, hopefully I'll be doing more of it over the next few weeks. Also, I might write about the other seasons.


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NemoX7's avatar
Very enchanting indeed. I particularly enjoyed how your personification of winter was employed throughout the text. The usage of 'perhaps' and 'maybe' in the first paragraph really help set the tone for winter's attempt to remember. Overall a scintillating read.