The wind blows sharper now, teasing bare branches, scattering last defiant leaves like secrets we forgot to keep. Under gray sky’s weight, breath fogs silver, a fleeting ghost of warmth. Yet somewhere, roots stir, dreaming of spring’s green riot. Cold? Sure. But even ice cracks eventually—listen, that’s hope thawing.
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Author:
ROSHI (Pseudonym) (
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A few lines of the season that touch the heart and warm the soul with the hope of spring's thaw. Lovely and a fave
Thank you!!
You are most welcome William
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