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A Snowy Morning in the City
Snowflakes fall in silence
fluttering down from the sky
like feathers after a pillow fight
in the heavens,
coating rooftops in layers of white,
quickly burying black asphalt
and blurring the sight
of human hands upon the land.
The branches of pines and spruces
have been dipped in sugar.
The mighty trunks of the oaks
frosted with icing.
What a delicious dessert for the senses
in the city this morning!
Nature never looked so enticing.
Justin Farley
© 2025 Justin Farley — Original work. Not licensed for AI training or dataset use. Content & AI Use Policy
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