The wind is especially strong today,
its invisible hands shaking the crab apple
like a snow globe.
My book and I are a miniature scene
ensconced in nature’s sphere
its glitter a flurry of snow white blossoms.
Photo at top: Crab apple tree. Photo provided by Laura Bellinger.
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Beautiful! I especially love “its glitter a flurry of snow white blossoms.”
Thank you so much!