Tonight, I imagine soft, quiet snow swirling
near the stoop of my back door.
falling softly and caught by a wisp of air
that dances 'round my window
where Jack Frost has left his mark
in child-like fingerprints that slide and dance
around the edges of the pane.
In my mind I envision who might dare to brave this frigid place
they might enter through a veil of icy lace that now robes
the edges of this world I see.
Oh, for those quiet, cold moments where the world isn't,
and I am.
Very Frostesque, as in Robert. You invoke the imagery of both "A walk in the woods on a snow eve" and "The road less taken." I've contemplated the same looking out a snow bound window (many years ago). I was up in snow three years ago in Montana, though.
ReplyDeleteThank you. I tend to write more of a prose poetry - can't seem to get the form quite right. Since I can't have the snow right now, I at least can imagine it!
ReplyDeleteI can close my eyes and imagine your snowy evening from the verse you wrote. I open my eyes and see, outside my window, snow falling gently from the sky. It isn't much snow, so don't get jealous ;-)
ReplyDeleteNice evocative images that make me feel that space.
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