Nothing can be any colder than the unspoken word.
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The arctic air with a bristly chill.
It’s ten below, but feels colder still.
It slaps the face
like an ice cold mace,
and the fingertips are numb
with a stiffened thumb.
Breath into the air
forms tiny crystals
that fall to the ground
with a glistening glare.
Ice and snow continues to fall
one on top of another
and the same dark cloud
tends to continuously hover.
The brooks are frozen over
and the days are getting even colder.
Underground animals are burrowed deep,
at least three feet.
Animals of the air
are nestled in a hole in the trees,
as well as warm well made nests
to protect from the winter breeze.
Icicles hang off
of what greenery can be seen,
shining with a hint of gleam.
Nothing stirs, no noises
can be heard,
just the quietness of snow falling
and the unspoken word.
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