Let us walk in the white snow     
In a soundless space;     
With footsteps quiet and slow,     
At a tranquil pace,     
Under veils of white lace.     
    
I shall go shod in silk,     
And you in wool,     
White as a white cow's milk,     
More beautiful     
Than the breast of a gull.     
    
We shall walk through the still town     
In a windless peace;     
We shall step upon white down,     
Upon silver fleece,     
Upon softer than these.     
    
We shall walk in velvet shoes:     
Wherever we go     
Silence will fall like dews     
On white silence below.     
We shall walk in the snow.
   
~By Elinor Wylie (1885-1928)~



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I've featured his work a couple of times - a great new talent. I especially like his work on Narnia.
This is what I always talk to people about each winter...that special silence that only occurs when it snows. Too bad we have so little snow here in Holland. I miss the snows of my childhood!
Hugs en groetjes ~
Heidi
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