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Tag Archives: cold
It’s still cold
Water pipes slamming, cranking out icy fury: I know how they feel.
In the bleak midwinter
I would like, if it will, for time to freeze, stand still so that breath becomes redundant, superfluous steam in the empty air. The beauty of the snow falls on a bleak, not a meek heart, burning with cold fire … Continue reading
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Tagged cold, cold snap, polar vortex, seasonal affective disorder, winter
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Seven below
One from the archives for a chilly day This morning, on the school run, even the sun did not want to rise, lounging fatly in the treetops, red and round, heavily globular, a frozen popsicle on a bare tree stick. … Continue reading
