My blog of poems and art, for the poems want to live and the art wants to be seen.
Thursday, January 15, 2015
Wednesday, January 7, 2015
Winter Woods
Winter woods
are gray and silent,
Soft, and deep,
and frosty,
In pine and
spruce scented air,
Ice crystals
cling like jeweled lichen,
Birch trees shining
silver against the other pewter trees,
Branches all
askew,
Reaching for
the sky,
With green
draped hemlocks
Dancing in
the glen,
The whistling
winds sings
Winter’s
here again.
The tiny
trumpet call of nuthatches
Breaks the
woodland’s sleep,
And it’s
then that I remember,
“I have
promises to keep.”
So softly I
pad back
Down this
winter woodland trail,
To the
waiting warmth of my winter cottage,
To my winter
woodland home.
Kathie Adams Brown (12-30-14)
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