Winter Storm

The sky darkened with yellowed grays,
   hid purple moving mountains across the bay.

Hued white foamy waves arose
  as the end of day began to close.

Amidst the shadowed surf
  spun winds of change in seasonal rebirth.

January's winter storm blew in
  from the southern shore up to the beach haven.

It walked the board dressed with ice and snow
  as the brisk wind began to wildly blow.

Cold and chill edged in from across the sea
  and the copast sang with no harmony.

Shrill winds cried aloud and shouted
 winter arrived with no doubt about it.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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