Light & Snow
all the unsaid words
By Lori LamothePublished 4 years ago • Updated 4 years ago • 1 min read
Photo by Sixteen Miles Out on Unsplash
At first nothing moves, the world endless
and unmarked, winter sprawled across the fields.
Then the sun rises across distance and intensity
is a struck match—
the day a melting of resistance, a rush
of icicles dissolving in sky’s blue cave.
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Sometimes when I walk into a room I see love
waver inside you the way a candle does when somebody
opens a window.
I want to reach out and cup the flame
until it burns steady. Instead I press my forehead
against glass and watch falling snow
slant across the darkness
like all the unsaid words.
About the Creator
Lori Lamothe
Poet, Writer, Mom. Owner of two rescue huskies. Former baker who writes on books, true crime, culture and fiction.



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