Frostbite

Quemis

Pallid hands and fingertips
Grey and bloody nose
Footprints fading circular
In ever rising snows

Time teases obtusely
Turning over with the wind
And our weary explorer
No longer intrepid

Haunted by the heat of home
The ghosts of kin besides
No path now worth the finding
Where only thorns reside

There are depths to being lost
And somewhere down below
Confusion is a comfort
And warmth is letting go

  • Author: Quemis (Offline Offline)
  • Published: November 28th, 2021 20:32
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  • Eugene S.

    Beautiful flow. You've given a 'thing' - frostbite - depth and poignancy. Well done.

    • Quemis

      Thank you!

      I actually came up with the name after I wrote the poem. Like I always do.
      I often find things line up even more perfectly than if I had planned it.

      : P

    • L. B. Mek

      'Pallid hands and fingertips
      Grey and bloody nose
      Footprints fading circular
      In ever rising snows'

      'There are depths to being lost
      And somewhere down below
      Confusion is a comfort
      And warmth is letting go'..
      Brilliant!

      • Quemis

        Thank you Mek!!!

        As always



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