Mittened Poems - Poems about Mittened

...Weeks later After I first strolled by in the February snow Strings of fruit Left out across the park For birds and all sorts of wonderful creatures And after I wrote a poem And speculated Wh......

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...Ghosts of Christmas Past I do not fear the ghosts of my Christmas past. My yearly visit with each one is a gift a present for this one day I drive out to Lantzville Beach and bring my dog......

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...gravitating together, children - puffy fat in snowsuits - grasp one another's mittened hands, in-line unison, their fall backwards into a soft ridge of snow ......

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...red noses dripping pink cheeks stinging from cold air mittened hands clapping written November 14, 2021 for "Fall or Winter Holiday Haiku" Poetry Contest sponsored by......

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...END OF DREAM. Perhaps I have lost the end of dream For indulging in too much wakefulness Or I have replicated the regale reality In charades of some perpetual imagined. Will I ever stay in sl......

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...So Often Ignored Nannies know little of color White holding favor by 5th Ave employers Barons and Baronesses of means Gazing from insulated windows on high As infant guardian merges blanketed carria......

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...It snowed the day my mother taught me to engrave She held a waxy green leaf between her mittened fingers And mapped each yellow vein with her eager eyes All filled up to the lashes with yellow ......

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...Bitter, bitter, bitter not as in a taste on tongue or unrequited loves' remain, only of wind thats wrung all warmth from the air. Bitter, bitter, bitter all the way through to bone, clenchin......

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