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1649240 (Glory), 10 Masáʼil (Questions) 176 B.E. - Saturday, December 21, 2019
DAY 2591: What is your favorite part of winter? If you don't have a favorite part of winter, write about your favorite of either autumn, spring, or summer. Winter's Inspiration Winter brings back memories of my childhood spent in Oklahoma, when snow covered my Grandparent's front yard and the snowplow cleared the streets om Blackwell. Winter In Oklahoma Swiftly the snow falls Making a carpet of white for me to walk on. Winter inspires poems of snow clouds and icy winds. Snow Clouds and Winter Wind Subarctic winds blow pushing in snow clouds without snow. Frigid brazen wind Echoing the moans of The restless undead.
DAY 2084: John Geddes said, "Freshly cut Christmas trees smelling of stars and snow and pine resin—inhale deeply and fill your soul with wintry night." What fills your soul at this time? Christmas Trees The scent of living fir trees brings back memories of my childhood: of going Christmas tree shopping with Grandpa Frank on Friday or Saturday of picking out the perfect tree to stand at the window of my Grandparent's living room, and of decorating the tree with the help of Grandma Mary. The older I get, the less I desire to have a real Christmas tree cut from its roots, and decorated with gold, silver, and red ornaments in my living room. In this age of global warming and climate change fir and pine trees should be left in their natural habitat of old growth forest or their unnatural habitat of Christmas tree farms, where they can take in carbon dioxide and transform it into oxygen. I would like to see a new Christmas tradition started of planting a living fir tree in the front yard instead of putting dying fir tree at the living room window. |