Shapes of chevron crepe
apricot horizon as
southbound geese flee Fall
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-Gina C. π§π»ββοΈβ¨
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Gina C.
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Sowing stories rooted in culture, origin, metamorphosis, resilience, language & love via fantasy, myth, magical realism & botanical prose
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The Ritual of Winter Challenge Winners
Welcome to the Winners Announcement for The Ritual of Winter challenge. This prompt focused on winter rituals and the meaning that settles into them over time. The top pieces stay grounded in ordinary acts and repeated routines, letting winter shape the work through pace, attention, and restraint.
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Comments (7)
I missed this one!! Love the word chevron (and the pattern), loved how you incorporated that into this stellar piece :)
beautiful
That first line is so brilliant! Great haiku, Gina!
Beautiful piece my friend. Well done as always.
great imagery of fall. Geese living is a sight of fall for sure
Your imageries were so vivid and evocative! Loved it so much!
Lovely.