it seeps in slow …the last month of the year
and brings along with it a quilt of patchwork memories
colorful pieces of musings and adventures happy
snatches of conversations and moments stolen
from by-lanes never forgotten
it feels good to snuggle in and look back
this month …that year.
soulleitmotifs 
Beautiful composition.
Much love ❤️❤️
“quilt of patchwork memories”. Isn’t that was our past is? We choose the pieces we wish to make a larger fabric from and snuggle with it. Your words mingle with tactile senses and make these words so welcome, and are more delicious ambiguities.
Indeed!!! A lively mosaic of things most cherished ❤️❤️
gorgeous piece:)
Biiiiig hug❤️❤️
Lovely! Yes, now it’s time to reflect in the past, and plan the future. But we should not forget to be in the present! Hugs! 🙂
Always Ellie …always. And I hope that you are happy n tucked in with your tea ❤️❤️
Love the feeling in your words.
Awwww….I sends you a big hug ❤️
True… winter is well-suited to reminiscing. Perhaps it’s the silence of it.
Aye! The quiet that seeps in surely and won’t let go ❤️❤️
“…snuggle in and look back..” I love that phrase; it feels protected. Beautiful.
I sends you a big warm hug…I hopes that you are flowing into the Christmas of life with much joy n merry making ❤️❤️
ufff gorgeous!
Thanks youuu cupcake …you is always indulgent …mayhaps you shall get me some cookies today ….Ummm with ginger?? 😻😻
would i ever!!! i ll put frosties on top is what i will do oh yes i will 😀 😀
There is a saying that every nice piece of work needs the right person in the right place at the right time.
– Benoit Mandelbrot
Gracefully written ..!! 🙂
Thank you so much…you just made this silly girl so very happy ❤️❤️
The pleasure is all mine 🙂
Keep writing wonders 🙂
n stay happy 🙂
Beautiful…as always… ❤ 🙂
Awwww….sniffles…that feels good…❤️❤️
Ahh! Simply beautiful.
Loads of love Sean ❤️❤️
Beautifully written and evocative; it does us all good to stop and reflect now and then. Actually I do this in January! Don;t ask me why! And I like how the bird is sitting all on its lonesome – reminiscing 🙂
i found it to be quite like me …lost in a vast world..knowing how to fly but choosing not to 🙂
but i would love to know why January?
January I guess because it is the end of a year and the start of a new year, more so here, where it is also the end of the academic year. So many changes all at once – just makes me stop and be grateful for what I have.
If I knew how to fly – I would. 🙂
Beautiful words, Kismet! And the picture too. It reminds me of the fields covered in snow, where I would go for winter afternoon walks… I wonder if it is the cold that also heightens the sense of solitude…that’s another reason I love winter. Thank you for conjuring up this experience in your words!
tis the solitude i love most ❤
You are absolutely right dear 🙂