By then, the mountains are far away
The wind and snow tapped on the door. It is the coldest day of the year
The flames jumped again when the pine wood crackled
The stove is small
But this night was surrounded by four white walls
And because of the shaking, my shadow becomes warm
If, on a winter night, a traveler
Comes from the wilderness
I would open the door and drink away the barking of the dogs
And after a little fuss, the wine will fill another glass
Sitting around the fire
There may or may not be conversation
But the lamp must be there
If you are tired, you will put your guests to bed
As for the snow outside the house, how deep it has fallen is a matter for the snow




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