A Winter's Sonnet
A Winter's Sonnet
From a heavenly atmosphere,
Feathery ice sculptures appear.
Mingling snowflakes crowd together,
With each flake unique in character.
Speckling fluffs in rhythmic cadence
Float down in luxurious silence.
On top of each, they accumulate,
Bending tree branches with their weight.
Softly fall the snowflakes around,
Lightly alighting on the ground.
From clouds above to Earth below,
Continually falls the snow.
Airs an impresario’s show,
Absolved of braggadocio.
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