a light in the dark of winter
light doesn’t have to be big and bright and bold to be powerful.
a tiny flame – can hold warmth and wonder.
a tiny flame – can calm the mind, slow the breath, and soften the vision.
a match.
a candle.
a flick of the wrist.
a spark.
a flame.
and then there was light in the darkness.
{if this sings to you, i invite you to join me for hope floats in winter. let’s find the beauty in the cold & the dark & the snow.}
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THANK YOU for the light & warmth here, Elizabeth. :o) Wishing you & yours Happy Holiday! See you in blogland in the New Year when we get back from our trip. ((HUGS))
Wishing you safe and ease-filled travels, and a wonderful visit with your family!
beautiful.
i’m so glad i joined you!
if anyone thinks . . . “oh I don’t need to spend money for that . . . ”
i say . . . it’s less than 2 medium pizzas!
LOLOL. we think nothing of buying all that cholesterol!
give atlas a big nose smoosh for me elizabeth!
this is such a beautiful post. calming and inspiring. yet full of heart and hope. ♥
Giggling because now I want pizza. PIZZA! Hehehe.
So glad you are along for the ride! Atlas has been smooched. I am about to take him outside. The weather is in the teens here, and I think he is ready to finally RUN.
a wonderful reminder. It is snowing again here, third time in a week, tonight I will light a candle before bed, as a small reminder of warmth and comfort.
Mmmmmm. Comfort. Candles are such a lovely reminder of that too. Thinking of you and your lit candle!