Love Hate with Snow

Fascination with snow as it falls down to its demise, the warm earth sucks its life force and release it’s elements back into the atmosphere. Nature is beautiful in its raw cruelty. Snow is beautiful with is razor sharp edge cutting skin, bleeding trees, scaring the air as it descends its eternal path. Millions of combinations, unique to its own, snow is natures chaotic methodical genius and perfect randomization sequencing. This author loves snow because of its elegance and charm. I still remember the very first time I saw snow when I came to America. The wonderment in my eyes when I saw the white marshmallow falling from the sky, it was beautiful and perplexing, I had to run out from the house and let it fall on my raw skin. The initial contact was fantastic and just in the movies. Memories created instantly, and edge deep into the brain. It was a once in a lifetime experience. Snow is to so many people a memory, a creation, a reminder, a love, a hate. It’s something and nothing.

Snow Angle of love and hate
You can do so many things with snow. This author personally enjoys building a big massive snowman, with all the accessories. Some college students get pleasure from building phallic objects, preferably near religious institutions for maximum shock value. Others simple love to just jump into fresh snow and make lovely snow “angels” if there is such a thing. This author has yet to build an igloo or any other types of snow/ice structures. How fantastic would it be to build a wall or fort and have a massive orgy of a snow fight? Of course, the winning team gets to desecrate the other team’s phallic god structure. Volunteers are needed for this massive feat, you can sign up at your local college student lounge or the local chapter of adult perversion at the nearest sex chain establishment, or at the nearest house with a massive hummer in the driveway. That’s a sure sign of someone who will love to will giant phallic objects made out of snow.
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Decemberist

Beautiful Snow lady walking a spider
December brings joy and happiness to those that have family members and love ones nearby. Romanticizing a cold month with anxious bliss of gifts and social rituals that somehow restricts life and suffocates reality. This author looks forward to the reality flux and damage to the wallet as the consumerist spurges. December is a month of remembrance to the Russian Revolution; unspeakable events somehow always falls on the coldest months, as if to remind everyone that when snow falls there will be hardship and pain. Think of all the people who will not have warm heat, think of all the children that will not have toys, think of all the animals that will starve because food is gone. December is not a warm month by the fireplace, or of blissful gathering underneath the stars by the art gallery of yesteryear.
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