Marietta's Eye's

i'd awakened to the
sound of the broken
flapping screen door 
as the snow man nose 

vanished within the rushing 
wind that blew empty cartons 
torn ribbons and tattered bows 
while Christmas lights grew dim 

rusty chimes whispered behind 
the wooden shacks and old 
shanty homes as winter rose 
over the good tidings and festive
 
gatherings meeting me 
at the street light with no mittens 
I"d ask for a bit of sun 
a warm breeze above winters crisp 

bitterness charmed I suppose 
slipping my hands into my pockets
quietly i'd utter ah it's springtime again
Copyright © | Year Posted 2012

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