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A lovely poem and a great image!!!
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Thank you, Colin!
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You are very welcome! 🙂
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A lovely poem and a gorgeous image, Mitch. Is the photo one of yours?
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No, unfortunately I don’t know who took the picture Ellie. It may be Johannes Plenio — he’s one of my favorite nature/landscape photographers. https://j.plenio.de/
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Just got back from a snowy 10-block ponder.
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AMEN! I need to hear this advice regularly.
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Yes, exactly.
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I’ve always appreciated the four seasons. Each time the season changes, it feels like I’m getting a second chance.
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Me too, Liz.
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This must be fluffy December snow that creates such a tranquil accord. The hard pack icy snow of January is definitely not as poetic.
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I do confess a strong preference for poetic snow, Pam.
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A comforting poem. Rest ye weary leaves:)
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Very lovely. Soft and quiet like the image.
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Rest. A key frontier in our caffeinated, 24/7, sleep-deprived, sleep-denied, tech-driven society. Winter is indeed nature’s reminder of its value and power. Thanks for giving it voice, Mitch. Beautiful post.
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And thank you for your thoughful response, Lisa.
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