Stark words ring true
winter is coming
rainy days versus chilly nights
rise to roads covered in sparkles
as the breeze sings
between the leaves of life
insisting trees shed their skin
embracing the season of white
bitter winds sweep smiles to frowns
clouds skip from grey to ivory
convincing snow to fall
on frostbitten noses
crimson and displayed in ice
Starks are always right in the end
Winter has come and will come again.
Written by: Katie Clarke
- Author: kitty the naughty poet ( Offline)
- Published: November 29th, 2021 02:49
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Comments9
I like this poem ) nice way with words 🙂
thanks, I watched Game of thrones yesterday then it snowed lol
Good one katie, it is white at the moment where I am in the Midlands.
Andy
It has been snowing up here in Yorkshire too
I'm not a great fan of winter but you make it sound so cool ........... well crafted and a little silvery gem if ever there was ................................... Neville
Thank you
Love the fierce graphic and too the crafted shape of your verse Katie - - snow has a thrill of its own and you tell it so well in this versing of shivery winter.
Thank you
You've made me shudder with your chill words and it already in minus temperatures outside.
I wonder what thrills and spills climate change will snow down on us this winter..... are you ready for them..... candles and log fires i suspect.
Sorry for the shudders. It's already freezing here 😫
personally, I truly appreciate
the diversity, in Blighty's
extreme, and distinct:
four season's..
although, we frown - outside
we appreciate our home's
that much more, in winter
and all that time, we spend
clustered inside, hiding
from the bitter cold
prepares us, for the freedom
in our much beloved, Spring;
almost, as if
it was what natured, intended...
(a wonderful read, thanks for sharing)
Thanks for reading
The final line is the perfect finish. Much enjoyed!
Thank you
And as a GOT fan, Stark winter says so much more than just winter! Great one.....
Oh yeah I'm with you for sure. Thanks for reading
A superb reflection on winters effect. Spell binding
thank you
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