Tuesday, August 25, 2026

Snow Night by David Henson

Faina Oktyabr



Snow Night


The wind presses

its palms to the glass.

We unfold wool

blankets in front of the picture

window, tuck in 

and fill with sleep

as the fork in the oak

fills with snow. My bundled

dreams romp through

drifts, return blowing

into their cupped hands.

I wake with my fingers 

in your hair.

© David Henson

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David Henson


David Henson and his wife reside in Illinois, USA. His work has been nominated for multiple Pushcart prizes and has appeared in various journals, including Feed the Holy and Best Microfictions 2025. His X handle is @annalou8. His website is http://writings217.wordpress.com


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