Winter Journ

Snow painted maples,their leaves wilted and piled beneath
Snow carpeting,its glistening surface frozen
Fresh snow filled impressions made by traveler's passage
Warm thoughts my insulation for cold mornings

The sky's halogen glow vast and dense
Beyond my sight and camera's vision
This silent void and canvas
filled with memories of warmer season's yield
Concealed by placid winter's our conversations echo

Glistening snow and shimmering ice crystal ornaments
Jangle and clatter,precious seasonal matter
Vanishes spellbound by elemental magic
Adorned bare maple branches stretching skyward
They're unearthed roots yearning the sky's seasonal warmth

As the heavens weight gave, the ground swelled with pristine snow
Beneath this frozen carpet,spring's dormant yield
Where tall grass once grew untamed ,dense and concealing

During summers passed
Winter ensures its nature's task
Fertilizing dormant seeds of pretty memories and camera photographs
An inherent sacred past
Copyright © | Year Posted 2005

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