The sun brushes against winter's chill,
a quiet warmth that holds no urgency.
Beneath bare branches and silver skies,
it lingers softly,
turning frost to fleeting gold.
A pause in the season's breath,
a whisper of something tender,
not meant to stay.
You close your eyes,
letting the light settle on your skin—
a gift without demand.
In this stillness,
you understand the language of the sun,
its fleeting promise,
its silent offering of presence.
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