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Khushi Kaul

Abstract Inspirational Others

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Khushi Kaul

Abstract Inspirational Others

Frosty Ballet

Frosty Ballet

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In winter's tender grasp, a silent ballet unfolds,

A tapestry of resilience, a story to be told.

Amidst the icy breath of Jack Frost's kiss,

Nature's creatures dance, an ethereal bliss.


Beneath the blanket of snow, a world transformed,

Where frosty footprints tell tales, silently performed.

Through the frigid night, a symphony takes flight,

Winter's creatures awaken, painted in moonlight.


Behold the fox, a sly and cunning sprite,

Fur laced with silver, eyes gleaming bright.

In the quietude of snow-covered domains,

It weaves through shadows, free of winter's chains.


The owl, a wise sentinel of the frozen night,

Feathers edged with frost, a celestial sight.

Silent wings cut through the crisp air,

As it hunts in moonlit stillness, without a care.


The squirrel, a furry acrobat on high,

Leaps from branch to branch, beneath the sky.

Its nest, a haven woven with snowflakes,

A fortress against winter's relentless

stakes.


In burrows deep, the dormouse takes reprieve,

Nestled in dreams while the frost weaves.

Cocooned in slumber, a resilient rest,

Awaiting spring's warmth, nature's bequest.


Beneath frozen ponds, the fish swim slow,

Adapting to cold currents that gently flow.

A liquid world, suspended in icy trance,

Surviving winter's grip, a delicate dance.


The trees, guardians with limbs outstretched,

Cloaked in crystals, their strength etched.

Branches adorned with snowflake lace,

A testament to endurance, winter's embrace.


Yet, in the heart of this frozen expanse,

A pulse beats strong, a life-enhancing dance.

For winter's creatures, resilient and bold,

Find beauty in survival, a story to be told.


As seasons change, and snowflakes descend,

Winter's creatures persist, their spirits unbend.

In the frosty ballet of nature's grand stage,

Resilience and beauty weave an eternal tapestry, age after age.


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