What Winter Soltice means to me

What Winter Soltice means to me

December 16, 2010

Five more days until the shortest day and longest night, where darkness seems like it will never end, where a head cold continues to disrupt; still, people continue with this thing called hope and faith. There is something in even the densest of matter, when broken down becomes light. This is what Winter Soltice means to me. Even in the darkest of times, either personally or on a bigger scale, one can remake themselves and set upon a new direction. The celebration of Winter Soltice is about the hope that after our darkest hour; a new time is born, the light is seen again. Because, the light is always there giving us freedom to change, to become what we decide to become.

Soltice Eve 2007

A Soltice Eve: the celebration of light



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"Soltice Eve" by Robert G Parent

"The Sound of Trees" by Robert Frost
Public Domain Poetry

"The Druids Thought the Mistletoe" Author Unknown
Poems for Free

"A Visit from St. Nicholas" by Clement Clarke Moore

"A Politically Correct Christmas Story" Author Unknown
Funny Poets

"Twas the Night of the Christmas Elves" by Robert G Parent

"The Shrine up North", "The Hidden Light", and "The Power of the Red Nosed Reindeer" by Robert G Parent