Monday, December 14, 2020

FICKLE FROST:By Polly Gueri

 













Must the frost of winter come so soon?
Autumn left behind had lost its bloom

Now  winter snaps her fickle frigid finger
We quarantine at home we do not linger

Ensconced in the cocoon warmth of our abode
We curl up in cozy fleeces to beat the cold

While delicate snowflakes like winter lace
Dance on my windowpane with unique grace

Each snowflake are marvel of divine design
Their fleeting frosty greeting a gift so fine

And confined here by the bitter fickle frost
Alas what care I, if at times I get lost

In winter's lounging, longing nights
Seeking silent sentiment until the light

When daybreak casts its golden hue
Over the mysterious brooding brew

And awakens our solemn silent slumber
A new day breaks in with wakeful wonder.


 
 







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