AS A FROST MOTH IN NOON-DAY THAW

1 SIGFRIDSSON

Winter-shrouded wooded ground ― bitterly cold ―
plodding snowed over paths.


Whirling snow kisses. Helping me live.


Cutting in ― setting traces in time ―
hearing a frozen to death stone rapture.


Sensing emotions colden.


Future now stands here in the trace-meeting ―
knowing the inner in your voice ― in our two parts:

Let me become the most beautiful spring-freed leaf you’ve seen.

  • Author: 1 SIGFRIDSSON (Offline Offline)
  • Published: November 30th, 2023 08:30
  • Comment from author about the poem: Taken from the book FOURTH CORNER-STONE by 1 SIGFRIDSSON.
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