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The Cold Winter (poem)
I can’t recall a winter quite so cold
Or silence which was buried by the snow
My memory of things is hard to hold
The flame which offered warmth has lost its glow
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The wind has taken summer far away
The flowers from those moments all have died
The window to my future frozen gray
The exit for some reason was denied
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The sun which kissed spring’s morning wanders past
In search of fragrance dancing mid the air
A special time which ever meant to last
And when it wakes again will it be there
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I can’t recall when winter bore such frost
Than when eyes opened to a world I lost
Comments
The cold within is much worse than the cold outside. :) Beautiful and sad, Martin.
Martin, your words speak volumes.
You are still the poet master!
DJ.
A frozen feeling in the heart is so much more a bitter winter than one in nature. So beautifully expressed, Martin.
Profound and true ...nothing worse than a heart that is frozen in time while the eyes look out upon the frozen earth ... sad one. Aw, the video is not working either on my end, very sad indeed.
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Hugs, Faith Reaper
The Cold Winter great writing and so cold.
Another amazing craft.
Look at shapes of the hoary frost on the windows, for they are all different and hold their own beautiful respites.
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