Ultima Thule
I look out the window at another green winter and
try to remember youth imbibed on endless fields of snow fell fresh, a barren canvas untouched by those slept in individuals
who dread the cold, bleak and bitter for adult arthritis, but my callow friends and I enlivened at the prospect of the
mark our toboggans would make, tracks unique on a hill steep, which merged with the gray cast sky, and after many
hours, the wind chilled the cheeks a winter rose in bloom observed solely by a flock of titmice and chick-a-dees
in forage, subjects to marvel at our effort, the play of princes in their kingdom, northernmost and out of reach from
the known civilization.
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