SnowA Poem by Angela MulleyHere he comes. White stallion. Death of autumn flooding through winters gate. Ghostly, falling from stars, cloven hooves deep into the fields. Remember me? I, who beside you, winter skin and white breath as we ran along the edge of the night? "Neigh" he shudders. He never did, but each time I assume he might, as silently he sweeps across seasons evening, cold, wild, and free, chasing the sunrise. © 2010 Angela MulleyReviews
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5 Reviews Added on November 30, 2010 Last Updated on November 30, 2010 AuthorAngela MulleyRUNCORN, North West, United KingdomAboutInfinity, regardless of what the human mind might think, exists not merely without time, but without the individual concept of time too. And while this concept would not exist without an individual mi.. more.. |

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