December 16, 2023
Poem of the day on December 18, 2023
Placed 6th: Premium contest 1265 by Brian Strand Form: Quatern; Eight syllables per line
Oh, how I long, day full of snow When dawns in gelid breezes moan And nights anguish in frozen glow, Now that autumn has left its throne. As dull and decay shroud meadow, Oh, how I long, day full of snow, To soothe malaise of dreary woe Where blizzards frosty harshly blow. On barren landscapes caught in throe Trapped in demise of autumn's reign, Oh, how I long, day full of snow Gleaming hopes of dimming terrain. When storms from north exact a toll Where rivers freeze, struggle to flow, And lifeless shivers gloomy knoll; Oh, how I long, day full of snow.
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