Winter's Spell
Now the arrival of a desolate kingdom so bleak
Felt and suppressed not able to speak
With the cold winds that blow
Beneath a paradise of sparkling clad snow
Nox has cloaked all with an attic embrace
To what was tempered on this earthly space
Hardened clay with fists of steel
Crackling rivers that slept and concealed
Howling cries of the lonesome and the scared
No place for the living to dwell unprepared
Lifeless beds of gardens fast asleep
This place not fit for man nor beast
And so a passing of time will endure and erase
To the coming of spring taking in its place
Copyright © Laura Mckenzie | Year Posted 2009
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