Lost and found is my eureka! blog, my rediscovery of my short fiction and poetry submissions published in literary magazines and university literary journals some decades ago. Interspersed, occasionally, with more recent, hitherto unpublished pieces.
The soft, mouse-grey sky canopies the landscape lavishly curvaceous with buoyant snow from yesterday's blizzard that brought a mesmerizing disquietude to Nature's humble creatures.
An icy chill has asserted over the land, settling into winter. The orb of the sun gleams softly, intermittently casting tender beams of light to highlight here and there the track of a hare, the wingspread of some night-time hunter.
Malevolently-driven winds harnessing the weather to an ultimate degree of dislocated anarchy prevails. Hurling itself at all that presume to present in its imperious path. Now settled into a moderately persistent presence.
Groaning, moaning, clacking forested tree tops. Toppling snow drifts sitting on tree stumps like ice cream on their cones, the bundled snow falling softly creating a landscape of its very own. The creek streams silently onward its banks softened in silver sides.
Fall malingerers are placed on notice; stay, and surrender to an unaccustomed harshness of climate in degrees and ferocity you've not been equipped to surmount. If survival is your goal - take flight!
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