Frigorific

Draven

 

A ghostly figure appears in the distance.

Overwhelmed by curiosity, she continues ahead.

A frigorific blast of wind freezes her in her tracks.

She realises her thoughts and worries have encompassed her after all.

 

 

In der Ferne erscheint eine geisterhafte Gestalt.

Von Neugier überwältigt, geht sie weiter.

Ein eisiger Windstoß lässt sie auf der Stelle erstarren.

Sie merkt, dass ihre Gedanken und Sorgen sie doch überwältigt haben.

  • Author: Draven (Offline Offline)
  • Published: December 6th, 2021 09:24
  • Category: Gothic
  • Views: 27
  • User favorite of this poem: Coyote.
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Comments6

  • Neville


    this is more cleverer than many might suppose .. I take my hat off to ya and hope loads of others will too .... N

    • Draven

      It's funny, out of all I've written and posted in the past days, this is the one I have liked the least. Yet, reading it back now, it has grown on me πŸ™‚
      Thank you πŸ™‚

      • Neville


        Good to hear ... & glad to be of service πŸ™‚

      • Paul Bell

        You're on a roll now.

        • Draven

          Haha I am surprised by it too! The feedback has helped a lot!

        • melellendixon

          This is so beautiful. It truly paints a picture and pushes its aura onto the reader. Well done, Draven.

          • Draven

            Thank you very much πŸ™‚

          • orchidee

            A fine gothic poem D.

            • Draven

              Thank you!!

            • Rozina

              Wow, I can imagine this scene. Wonderful! And a new word to look up. Thank you.

              • Draven

                Thank you so much! haha, you are not the only one - I have had to look up almost all my prompt words in the past week!

              • Coyote

                Wow! The imagery moves from the real to the surreal so expertly here Draven. You say much in this short verseπŸ™‚

                • Draven

                  Glad I achieved that! Thanks!!



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