Every snowflake a star
slowly falling
midwinter will rise another
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Lovely that was, Ashi…and so true
wishes,
devika
For my part I look forward to turning point and the prospect of seeing the daylight a little more.
I may wish to join you there, Ashi….But then snowflakes falling like stars…isn’t that a lovely sight…And a mid-winter star rising…that was very Christmasy i thought!
wishes,
devika
Let me add, I see it all in my mind’s eye — there’s no any snow fall here or stars in the sky — i have been seeing only a tired evening star in the past few days!
devika
It certainly is a pretty sight, they are falling right now outside my window. Midwinter star is Christmas and in our part of the world it’s also “Solhverv” Solstice feast (old nordic hverfa meaning turning) so when the church made 24th. of December the Christ birthday they made easier to persuade people for Christianity
Okay
“so when the church made 24th. of December the Christ birthday” — now, let not some Christians see that!
wishes,
devika
I know, it’s a secret – do not tell anyone
haha!
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devika
You too, Brutus!
a tubelight my brain is sometimes!….no many a while
devika
good one – can I wish you and your loved ones a joyous Christmas and a peaceful new year
Thanks John – and you can wish, on the condition that I may say a merry Christmas to you and you nearest