Winter's Elegy

Peerless and unrivaled, you are the greatest of them all

Lo, how denigrated to some you have become
What misfortune to be labeled as frigid and bitter.

The beauty of your pureness sleek with sleet and reflected by daggers of sickle can turn any ice-cold heart warm like the fire your presence invites. 

We handle fragile things with care because of their delicate nature.

The stillness and soft sound of the snow falling in the somewhat sad season
Only, it is sad because it is the shortest of them all.

To see you go is to look upon the face of Persephone approaching her repeated doom...
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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Pigeon Tart Avatar
March 15, 2017 at 10:20 PM
I really enjoyed this Winter's Elegy, except, for me it's the longest ;) and spring the sweetest xomo love the Persephone reference
Dupins Avatar
March 16, 2017 at 12:12 AM
Thanks! I'm in the south so we don't get to see much of old man winter. :)
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