dawdling flakes
in no hurry
to reach the ground
Lazy Snow
Quiet
snow falling
and trees breathing
the only sounds
Always In April
and sometimes in May
a snowfall surprises
freshly unfurled leaves
No Two The Same
the magic symmetry
of each individual design
seen by the naked eye
On The Stairs
there appeared
a starry night
beneath our feet
Early And Late
alternately
April blooms in
petals and snow
A Solar System Underfoot
the milky way
rests
on the meadow
The Weight Of Lightness
a heavy snow
with the lightest of flakes
thus descends a shroud of cold
The Space That Snowflakes Make
in the falling silence
the space to release worries
and find peace
Falling
slow snowflakes
teasing
gravity’s demand
Indecision
last night’s rain
returned us to November
and snow begins again
This Is How Winter Begins
a snowfall
so fine
to be almost invisible
Thanksgiving
blessings bestowed
in sunshine and snow
great gratitude for all that is given
No One To Ask But The Fog And The Snow
will the curve
in the road
lead us back home?
Darkness Softened
the black and white
of night snow
in moonlight
Hope Surrounds Us
the snow
fell like stars
white blanket of wishes
Respect
snow upon snow
winter teaching
us her name
Moving Stillness
the motion
of the frozen
woods
April Snow
testing patience
and tender buds
winter lingers
Sighs in the Hay
inside the barn
contentment rested
as it stormed outside
Commotion
reeds
in a flurry
standing their ground
What the Flowers Taught the Snow
aster’s blooms
each individualized
inspiration to snowflakes
Winter Abstraction
storm’s contemplation
each flake a memory
and time reorganized
River Birch In Snowfall
the quieting white
shrouds
December’s last days
Blue Light and Dark
divine
blue sky
everything asparkle
Hush
quiet falling
silence
on the ground
Winter’s Whitewash
brushstrokes hang in the air
as slow snow paints the world white
Hushed
quietest of sounds
autumn being sshh’d
first snow filling the woods
Descending
snowflakes so small
they are felt more than seen
sneaky snow accumulates
White Mums
a blizzard of blooms
before the first flakes fall