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Angliholic Posted 17 years ago
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The flake-falling tents of light

BUt not for long, Snowballs fly out of the darkness, through the flake-falling tents of light, back into darkness.

Hi,

Does "through the flake-falling tents of light" in the above refer to "through the bright flake-falling sky?" Thanks.
  

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Hi, That seems to be the general idea, but 'tents of light' suhggests that only small areas of the sky are bright. It sounds to me like a night scene. Clive

— Clive

  • Hi, That seems to be the general idea, but 'tents of light' suhggests that only small areas of the sky are bright.
  • It sounds to me like a night scene.
  • Clive
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Hi,

That seems to be the general idea, but 'tents of light' suhggests that only small areas of the sky are bright.

It sounds to me like a night scene.

Clive
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PS - Is it possible that a car with headlights is involved?

Clive
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