Winter Never Ends
Imagine winter never ends
Pristine landfills, gleaning giant mountains
Fertile soil and seeds beneath them,winter can't outlast
Trading autumn's crayon colors for sallow pearl overcast
Winter 's past preserved in souvinir photographs
Beneath timber skeletons fine powder snow gleans
Next season buried dormant...an unrealized dreams
Night's onyx overcast expelled pristine snow
Death's darkness follows its glaring glow
Mourning heaven's somber gray veil
Solar laser rays paled
Gleaning snow fall and sallow sky glow blend
Pristine camouflage is where paradise enchantment begins
Closed eye meditation shields brisk air and snow light glare
Skeletal timbers' iredescent crystals rain
Shattered shards melting froze against pristine plains
Day's snow melt and eve's snow glean froze
Retro gaze yearning summer days' tanning rays permeate blue intransparence
Dark weather forcast...to children's unapparent
Summer's citrus golden rays and autumn's changing shades
and silent meditation,instills timeless patience
On an ocean shore pristine sand radiates day glow
soft and white as powder snow
Changing season's brief sorrow. Must all things end?
Perhaps I'll pretend autumn never ends
Until tomorrow morning, when winter begins
Copyright © Troy Tinsley | Year Posted 2005
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