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The First Snow Wasn't

A poem

By John DodgePublished 3 months ago 1 min read
The First Snow Wasn't
Photo by Carl Tronders on Unsplash

The snow came

Early today

On our way out

The first flakes fell

As our pace hastened

So did the silent

Drifting precipitation

You stared out the window

Pointed towards the frost

Wondered aloud

If the snow we past

Was going to get lost

From none at all

To sheets of white

Crunching underfoot

I watched you

Make your path known

With as heavy tracks

As you could leave

With intent

And wondrous awe

A biting wind

A gentle fall

Gleeful cries

And tired calls

Until dusk came

Drove out the chill

What we were left with

Memories

Better than most

Of dripping sleet

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About the Creator

John Dodge

He/Him/Dad. Writing for CBR daily. Follow me on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram for assorted pop culture nonsense. Posting the comic book panels I fall in love with daily over here. Click here if you want to try Vocal+ for yourself.

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