Ashes of summer
fall and settle upon a
bed of frosty-dew.
Amber-gold and
chocolate crispy curls
glisten in winters icy weave
Mighty wooded skeletons
span across our motherland;
their boughs expose
wispy bones, that stretch out
waiting patiently for seasons return.
Embroidered upon an
old shoddy, patchwork fence,
intricate matrixes suspend with detail;
delicately glazed with miniature
iced chandeliers, that
twinkle in the rays of the sun.
Ivy creeps into the picture
mellowing a barren season
with a leafy splendour,
and evergreens grace their
presence with vibrant shades.
some,
hold little shiny clusters
of red and orange gems.
as I sit admiring the chilly
beauty of winter, a robin
comes to breast-feed a
warming glow into my heart.
My thoughts are turned
to-
the pitter-patter-
of tiny baby buds
that will blossom
once again upon
those wispy bones,
and put colour back
into our cheeks.
- Author: Poetic25 (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: February 8th, 2018 03:37
- Comment from author about the poem: A winters scene as I see it
- Category: Nature
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Comments1
hello poetic25 .. this is truly very lovely 🙂 i very much enjoyed reading this . i love you referred to the tree's as wooden skeletons and the gems, the '' pitter patter of tiny baby buds'' BEAUTIFUL
Hi Charlotte,
Thank you for your lovely comments.
Winter truly has some beauty about it, albeit with a frosty tale.
Michael 🙂
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