A Blizzard's Wrath

By HeadpatSlut

A Blizzard's Wrath




A deathly chill and bitter cold-
Are thick within the air-
Like stories out of ages old-
They tell of bleak dispair.

The sky is white, no sun is seen-
No warmth now, for the living-
It makes for a depressing scene-
This Cold is unforgiving.

The blizzard's wrath is like a storm-
Of frozen, sharpened knives-
Like revenants without a form-
To end our mortal lives.

When the storm done and passed-
With nothing more to dread-
Silent, are our lives at last-
For every one is dead.

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Copyright 2010 DK6_Marius
Published on Wednesday, July 14, 2010.     Filed under: "Structured" and "Poetry"

Author's Note:

It's fucking hot, I wish I had a blizzard down here right now. X-(
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  • prodigy789 On Tuesday, June 26, 2012, prodigy789 (31)By person wrote:

    the last lines were definately my favorite. very powerful

  • lupus tenebrae On Thursday, July 15, 2010, lupus tenebrae (860)By person wrote:

    This piece transported me to a ice encrusted wasteland, where the air is so still it's almost as if time itself is frozen, I don't think I want a blizzard of this magnitude but a snow flurry or two wouldn't hurt, write on. Scholar

  • alex herewane On Wednesday, July 14, 2010, alex herewane (149)By person wrote:

    It's winter over here right now too cold to do anything, bring on the sun. it's not as cold as your write which is why I enjoyed this so much. Good stuff!

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