Your tiny tracks
play hide and seek with the winter wind.
They appear before my own prints
and are swept away from behind, made invisible.
I wonder at the significance of this–
Picking you up, I climb the
steep steps slowly one by one.
Evidence
spanishwoods 
cute little gem of a poem.
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Thank you.
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Awh, how appropriate.. We got the first snow here today! 🙂
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Enjoy it!
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Such little flower paw prints.
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It’s a little hard to appreciate how small they are because there isn’t anything else pictured for scale. But the prints looked so lovely by themselves, I let it go. They are really very small. I’m used to large dogs (which I love) and these little prints amaze me every time I see them.
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So cute. Now I want to see the tiny paws!
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Actually, my son took an excellent photo of her paws. I might just have to write something about them so I can feature that photo!
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Yes!
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The little paw prints look light as a feather! Lovely little poem about small and weighty things.
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Little doggie. I love tracks in snow. They always have a story to tell. Who was sniffing what. Which way did the mouse go? What’s a bear doing out at this time of the year. –Curt
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Right, so many stories to know…
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Lovely, but I need a break from our winter wind. 2.5 days of relentless wind at a steady 30 mph with gusts up to 50+. It settled this evening. I welcome the silence.
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Exactly so!
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I love looking for tracks in the snow — deer on my front lawn today!
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As you probably know, I’m fond of little tracks in the snow – the smaller, the sweeter!
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Great minds think alike–I just saw this post after posting my “footprints” photos!!! 🙂 Adorbs!
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