The Windowpane
A Winter chill pierces the heart just when its wishing for the sun’s gaze – Quote by Poet
Feathery boughs of ice crusted veins
Whispering across the frosty panes
Chilling the yearning heart
With cold that does impart
Freezing reveries where warmth abstains
Winter Poetry Contest - Limerick
Sponsored by: Tania Kitchin
December 28, 2020
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Categories:
window glass, cool, snow, winter,
Form: Limerick
Two Sides of the Window Glass
There is this window, there is this glass;
but the frost is not on both sides;
the difference is the reward of life
in the balance between striving and being or not rewarded
amongst paying or being paid.
between warmth and coldness.
So far...
Which side of the window are you in?
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Categories:
window glass, emotions, satire,
Form: Prose Poetry
A Window
A window
is an opportunity to see the world
without having to go outside and participate
a beautiful embellishment to
your house and a practical
necessity for your car.
a window can both
save your life and
keep you safe from others.
Written July 16, 2018
Entered Vermillion Scythe's
Word Vision Poetry Contest
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Categories:
window glass, perspective,
Form: Free verse
Window Glass
Through the glass thin pane of the window,
I knew the refrain of your voice.
I rejoice in the choices I have made,
Walk down the drive, on past your home.
Through the thought of glass so thin
Come in, come in, but I refrained.
I stand in joy outside the glass
Wandering off as your voice sings out.
Wandering is now for
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Categories:
window glass, loss, lost love, nostalgia,
Form: Free verse
The Window Glass
Looking at the window glass
the reflection began to appear
Ever slowly I could see
the looking girl was me
Behind me in a long long line
others began to show
Each one awaiting for their turn
to see what they could see
I took my time and really looked
and saw a second me
Now this one's
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Categories:
window glass, introspection, life, peace, girl,
Form: Free verse