"May The Warm Lights Of Winter Guide Your Heart Home," a small winter solstice Snow Folk Art Sleigh PRINT by Deborah Gregg

"May The Warm Lights Of Winter Guide Your Heart Home" by Deborah Gregg

“And so the Shortest Day came and the year died

And everywhere down the centuries of the snow-white world

Came people singing, dancing,

To drive the dark away.

They lighted candles in the winter trees;

They hung their homes with evergreen;

They burned beseeching fires all night long

To keep the year alive.

And when the new year's sunshine blazed awake

They shouted, revelling.

Through all the frosty ages you can hear them

Echoing behind us - listen!

All the long echoes, sing the same delight,

This Shortest Day,

As promise wakens in the sleeping land:

They carol, feast, give thanks,

And dearly love their friends,

And hope for peace.

And now so do we, here, now,

This year and every year.”

~Susan Cooper

This is an archival quality photographic PRINT on a luster surface (has a slight sheen but is not high gloss) using Kodak Endura Professional photo paper. It measures approximately 4" x 10" (includes the dark border). This piece is best matted and framed, not included. Copyright on image is only on the digital picture, not the actual Print. :0)