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12/31/2017 0 Comments Mood is the emotion felt by the reader which in part is created by the word choice and description of the writer, but is unique to and influenced by each reader which, in some ways, is why certain pieces are powerful for some readers more so than others. Look for it here:
The Chairs that No One Sits In by Billy Collins Snow Globe by S.M.(M).L. Look without, snow drops on our silent moment. One sleeps soundly, at peace with what will come, so thoughtful his heart filled with kindness. One fights desperately, not to miss a second of the exuberant life, so bold within her. The snow piles high, swirls. We are cozy and calm, quiet, mostly. Whole. For now. Outside it just keeps piling up. Insulate us in our snow globe while the world twists and shakes around us. We'll stay here with you, little ones, restless and restful, our souls full, look within.
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