Winter Whispers
Too long away; too far gone from my journey’s road
Born free
As free as the wind blows through the pines on a cold November morning
Whispering its song of summer longing
Glorious in its shivering, needles still gently falling to the ground
Creating a soft bed for those who choose to take advantage of the warmth beneath
Early blue skies darken to gray, signaling the coming white snow
Signs of life still rustle about enduring the chill of the early winter
to romp the floors of the forest, foraging for food
There is something about the winter with its chill
clearing away the stale summer’s end that draws me in to savor its richness and wonder
Oh, winter, touch me with your sting of cold and travel inward to my heart to melt the blast of ice.
Warmth bursts forward and allows the inner child to emerge eagerly to greet nature in all its glory.
©Deborah M Kelly
11/20/22
Copyright © Deb Kelly | Year Posted 2022
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