Winter's rules
By beamish
The trees slowly weep their leaves gently to the ground
The cold taste of fall slips silently across summer's warm ground
But now it's the dying time
The vivid yellows and fire roaring orange take the place of the green's
life giving splendor
Sleep my giant friend
Let the cold hold your head
Whispers the wind to the mighty oak
Fight if you want screams the chill
You are no match for my master
Jack Frost
He will rule your months of slumber
Your roots will shiver
Your branches will split and fall
Yes my old friend you will submit to the howls of winter's cries
But it's not your death
Nor your destruction
It's your rebirth
Your time of mental pondering
So rest and dream of springs scheme
The one that begins with a single little bud
Right before there is a deafening explosion of color
Jack and his icy fingers will ride away to their summer grave
Happy with the knowledge that their work of resetting life is done
Comments on "Winter's rules"
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A former member wrote:
this is a splendid read..
the imagery is like i am actually there
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A former member wrote:
very cool poem. love the cyclical flow from winter into rebirth...very nice...TY