Twists and Turns
Billy Collins wrote about how long a snowflake takes
to fall to the ground. Two hours, I think it was.
All we get here is rain racing to the surface, by comparison.
I wondered if either were jealous of the other's journey.
Did the rain miss anything in its rush, or was the snowflake,
meandering along as it will, guilty of same?
All I know for certain is the wind,
which I generally have no use for,
in all its bluster usually has a say in the matter.
Uilleam Ó Ceallaigh
Thu 15th May 2025 07:27
I wonder if it's true - that no two snowflakes are alike?
What exquisite beauty is in their structure.