December 29: Misty mountaintop fadeaway
Kristen Lindquist
The title of this post sounds a bit like a cross between something from The Hobbit and a Dead song, but the moment was real enough. My husband and I decided we needed to get lunch and treats at Morse's Sauerkraut before the snow storm hits tonight. Driving there, we passed austere snow-covered fields and trees laden with snow under a bleak, blank sky. As we headed home, the first flakes began to fall. As we drove into Camden, cresting a hill that offers a view toward the Mount Megunticook ridge line, we noticed how snowfall along the top of the mountain made it seem to simply fade away into the white sky.
Mountaintop fades into white
snowfall. In dreams
it's like that when I die.
Mountaintop fades into white
snowfall. In dreams
it's like that when I die.