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THE MOMENT
OF A SNOWFLAKE
Have you ever wondered what is the snow?... Billions of snowflakes fallen one
upon the other... that is, an infinity of stories, fragile like angels’
breath, falling one upon the other, in quiet layers, with every fallen
snowflake. Stories?... But when do snowflakes have time to have a “story”
while their life lasts only a few moments, during their fall from the clouds to
the snow cover?
The snowflakes’ fall is not their
story though; but only the end and the crown of it. Because the snowflakes are
pieces of the gone away souls which come back to fulfill our happiness. Isn’t
it for this reason that the laces of the bride dresses repeat obsessively that
enigmatic star-like pattern of the snowflake? And isn’t that dress the image
of the happiness' fulfillment through love?... And havent’ you noticed that
the snowflakes are always a reason for happiness – to the children for their
games, to the earth for its harvest?...
But there are also sad snowflakes that come back to fulfill to the others the
happiness that had been refused to them.
- Look what a big snowflake... it
looks like it’s going to break!
And the snowflake breaks because it
falls from the broken soul of the one too early driven away and it is heavy
because it carries along the grief of the oblivion and the whole burden of the
ungiven love.
- ... and it fell right on your
eyelashes! But it melted away...
...
because the big and heavy snowflakes never fall on trees or houses, but only on
eyelashes, always on eyelashes, and they die in a tear of endless love on the
cheeks of the ones that have not wanted them.
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