Short Entombs Poems
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shroud of mist entombs
eerie silence takes a hold
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sun hauls back those drapes
Written 14th January 2021
Contest Hi-Ku(7) place promise
Sponsor Brian Strand
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The white house on the hillside
Bright as ivory,
Entombs lost generations,
Coffined lovingly.
The mausoleum glimmers,
Glinting skull-white pale
A marble paradise where
Ancestors prevail…
Hearken! Hear them wail!
Winter arrives on a carpet of white,
in a glistening gown of ice and snow.
She alights as migrating geese take flight
and blustery breezes begin to blow,
to the cheers of the babes of Scorpio.
Snow entombs Autumn's dead in a white shroud,
burying city streets till they get plowed
and shutting down all but Nature's playground.
As a grey, somber sky gives way to cloud,
Nature's wildlife begins hunkering down.