Definition:
Rime appears when moisture freezes into fine crystals, coating surfaces with pale shimmer. It settles quietly on branches, windows, and stone, catching light in a muted glow. The patterns often look intricate, as though drawn by an unseen hand. Rime adds a fragile stillness to the landscape, reminding viewers how cold can shape beauty. Its presence is both fleeting and enchanting.
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