Winter

G84

Winds begin to blow
Breezes evolve
Leaves falling yellow
As the heat dissolves

Radiators creaking
Cracking to life
Snow starts creeping
Cold cuts like a knife

The low hanging sun,
Lazy in the sky.
Winter has begun,
Summer waving goodbye.

Steaming hot drinks,
Log fires alight.
Daylight shrinks,
Introducing long nights.

This season is mine,
My favourite of four.
One quarter of time,
Winters here once more.

  • Author: G (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: September 16th, 2017 01:53
  • Comment from author about the poem: Another pre written poem of mine, about my love of the colder months, enjoy!
  • Category: Unclassified
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  • dusk arising

    Winter is my time too, but here in UK it would have been nice to have had more than two weeks of sunshine this year.
    Bring on the gloves, scarfs and heating bills.
    Nice writing.

  • G84

    Yup summer still has its place although seldom seen

    Thanks for the comment

  • G84

    Yup summer still has its place although seldom seen

    Thanks for the comment

  • Chloe Rachel Flisher

    Really good work! I love it, keep up the work mate! You're amazing!

    CR x

    • G84

      Cheers Chloe 🙂

    • myself and me

      I am afraid of cold, but I do love the winter in your poem.



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