Winter Blues

MDStone

Winter Blues

Hues of blue and shades of gray

Clouds block out the light of day

Cold soaked bones shiver within

Goosebumps ripple on top of skin

The whole sky looks weary and sad

People scurrying around, coat clad

The heavy air squeezing out joy

At seasonal depression’s sly employ

With hearts as dark as a Winter’s night

Or plants without the hope of light

Down the path that be our plight

Hoping we last through the long cold fight

  • Author: MDStone (Offline Offline)
  • Published: November 17th, 2022 21:25
  • Category: Unclassified
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  • L. B. Mek

    such a relatable and thought provoking read,
    thanks for sharing, dear Poet
    (strange how at times our moods are reflected by the seasons
    as-if, we have the power to manifest our will upon Nature's weather, directly
    and yet, we forget
    how we once had Spring blossoming in our house
    while tornados, lashed at our doors
    what helps
    is to cherish the good weather, we're gifted
    while not deflating, completely
    as one more balloon of hope
    is burst by that callous fate's, gust of wind
    maybe, then again what do I know?
    'i still carry umbrella's in June
    and defy landlocked snow roads
    in my t-shirts...')
    lol



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