Winters Kiss

RSM0812

Doth natures cries a passion, truth be told to few,

As winter frost lies gently frozen, on grounds the earth to choose.

It's heart but blessed, a top a Robin's crest,

And virtue rides on through.

Bring me dreams of white, where birds take flight,

Or simply pass me by.

Alas the faith of father son, a crown, or alibi.

Rise like a brook, settle there a cliff, and rain till moonlight tides brings down the morning mist. Again it's taste within my mind emracefully a kiss.

For freeze to thaw, as sunlight draws, a summer not to miss.

  • Author: RSM (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: June 17th, 2024 05:49
  • Category: Unclassified
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