Out of nowhere
a track emerged in snow
breaking ice
and a way was marked for the two
to walk in the bitter cold
of a slow December night.
The trees that lined their path
looked on; bent slightly,
and prayed for warmth and a little light.
There was none to keep a watch,
and none to show them the way home.
On a slow December night
those who venture in the cold
have a single thought that hastens them, the thought of reaching home.

Thank you +Milan Lakić for the image
Originally shared by Milan Lakić
Out of Nowhere by Anders Petersen - 500px (Denmark)

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