Wintry

First WordsFirst Words By Jesse J. Elks December 2009First Words
White flakes fell from the gray sky and hung and danced in the light air, swirling in their descent to meet the thousands already lying on the ground. A cool breeze blew through a young, pale-eyed girl's soft blond hair as she stared up towards the sky in awe. The wind reminded her to breathe and she did, watching the trail of her breath float upwards and catching falling flakes up in it.
She felt a warmth come to her side and she rested her tiny hands on her dog's massive head.
"It's cold." Dog growled to her. She watched him try t


Among AngelsAmong AngelsAmong Angels
Jesse Elks
November 2009
Well, it was late, I was tired, and I'd never experienced anything like it, so it was weird, dreamy. Coming over the hill to the tall, colorful lights and the noises took my breath away. How they danced like rainbow fireflies against the cloudy, dark sky and the way the cool Autumn breeze blew at my back beckoned me to it, and I was drawn in.
I let one hand trail behind me, dragging through the long, wet grass and kept the other hand in his firm fingers so that I could glide along, taking it all in without worrying about getting lost in the dark.
it means a lot.
<3
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