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A Snowy Morning MAG
An hourglass dropping time softly by the moment
it envelops the ground
drenching the world in a blank canvas
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I usually don't like poetry, but I LOVED this. Wow. The description is just amazing and so simple (an hourglass = snow, brilliant). I wish I'd thought of it!
One thing I'm curious about, though, is your use of the word drenching. It doesn't seem to fit the idea of snow, but maybe I missed something?
I love your form. Keep writing :)
i checked out some of your stuff and i love it!
im working on some other stuff and i may post it soon
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Thank you!
I agree that the word drenching is a little odd when talking about snow but thats why I liked it! I don't think people usually would associate the two words, so I think its cool to use two words that don't usually go together normally :)