Thursday, October 15, 2009

Winter's Widow





If you pass the mountains and walk through the trees, you'll find a worn lady all bundled-up sipping a cup of coffee on her porch in the mist of the cold winter morning. She admires the golden horizon as the morning sun surges its way over the snow covered mountain tops. Gaze into her eyes and you will find that she's obtained much strength, wisdom, and patience over the years along with caring and grace. Her eyes are that of a gray tint with wrinkles to encase it. The winter cold has kissed the gentle woman's round but tender and wrinkled face, making it a red-purple blend. She has a rounded nose that can smell the crisp winter air and, of course, her warm coffee. The woman’s frigid ears and grayed hair are tucked away under her toasty brown hat. The divine lady has a combination of knit and wool clothing which climbs all the way up her neck to keep her warm. With lips full and creased, she grins ever so slightly as she ponders through years past. She chuckles at all the good times and even finds herself smiling at the difficult ones. Behind her smile lies the good jokes and laughs she’s shared with good friends. With the sun shimmering off her face, she yet again sits alone with her half empty coffee cup and all her life's memories to contemplate.

7 comments:

  1. Uh.....why is it in a completly weird lettering? AHHH!!! I CAN'T READ IT! :D Maybe it's just my computer.... :(

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  2. Beautiful Meghan! You really brought her to life in a charming way!

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  3. I loved it Meghan, that was awesome! I especially loved the "Her eyes are that of a gray tint with wrinkles to encase it." part.... very creative and awesomefull!

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  4. Why can't I read this....? I feel so left out!!! MY DUMB COMPUTER! Can anyone help me?

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  5. Wait! No! I got it! All I had to do was copy it and paste to word, then just chang it to plain readable writing! But anyways, awesome job! I felt like I could see her without the picture.

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  6. Meghan, honestly...your description is sooo amazing! You're wonderfully talented when it comes to describing a person, place, or thing...I would not even need to see the picture. The description says it all! I could see her in my mind vividly.

    My favorite part was when you explained her clothing...it made me feel as if I were in the cold winter air, and I could feel the warm fabrics and wool around me. WELL DONE, GIRL!

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