Whispers by the Winter Lake

The snowy eve’s bearded rain fell
Voluminous e’er the winds swell
From thine tresses shook each clinging flake
As we walk beside the icy lake
Mittens betwixt borrowing hands
Rosen cheeks baring golden strands
A gentle sweep and light caress
Though our free hearts we both oppress
The hallowed moon bids me confess
My love for you.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2025

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