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I sit in the darkness
Free from fear’s anguished grasping
Earth covered in snow
Seattle’s first significant snow event this winter has disrupted our lives solidly. I miss the days i could walk to work, even in the snow. The roads have been quite treacherous. So, I’ve avoided them. Today, though, I really need to make my way into the office. It’ll be fun ,I’m sure.
I look at the night
Upon freshly fallen snow
I’m struck by the grace
It’s a beautiful, snowy night here in Seattle. It feels wonderful, though I dread tomorrow’s commute.
Perfection released
Forever seeking to grow
Gentle humbleness
There’s a power in humility. Slowly I’m growing forward.
Outside the window
The predawn darkness remains
Cursing the alarm
Guess I have a case of the Mondays. Feeling exhausted still. Don’t feel i got enough rest over the weekend. What about you?
On a winter’s walk
As darkness approaches me
Loving the sky’s glow
Winter’s coldness speaks
I’m always moving forward
And the wind still blows
Am I more broken?
How does one compare such things?
I can hear the rain
Came to with this as-build reducing the night’s sky.
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In this winter’s cold
Life continues to burst forth
Indomitable
Dignity and grace?
As I view this cool, grey morn
I hear echo’s rage
Carl Setzer: Word Shaper 