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Snow Falls

Il Neige

By Angela Dykhuis Published 4 years ago 1 min read
Snow falling in Paris (Flickr.com) Note: This is the closest image I could find to the poem.

Snow falls over the Seine like thousands of drunken fireflies, with no place to land, and dissolves into the blackness.

Monuments outlined by white against a grey sky appear ethereal - sketched into the background by a careful hand.

Snowflakes hit the streets like crystalline princesses, waltzing and twirling, showing off their gowns to any passerby.

Shoppers are distorted, appearing almost alien behind veils of white - their black pea coats looking like scrappy grey rectangles.

Snow falls on the man sitting at the corner of the square frozen to a bottle of cheap wine and shaking a small cup of coins.

Dogs sporting woolen ponchos toddle alongside gloved hands, which provide them with bits of sandwich in parks garnished with frost.

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About the Creator

Angela Dykhuis

Hello, I'm Angie. I am a soul not of this world reincarnated many times. In this lifetime, my brain is a mess; however, I see beauty in all things. I use what I see to paint pictures with words. They are the fragments of a broken mind.

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