I’m waiting
for the swirling snow
To stand in
a world turned crystal
Stretching
wide in a cold white blanket
I’m wrapped
tight in a warm blanket
The frozen
window between me and the snow
The glass
panes are frosted like craved crystal
I’m dreaming
of bright winter crystals
Head on the
pillow; tucked under the blankets
Everywhere
and everything covered in snow
I’m a
snow-child with a crystal throne in a world blanketed with white
There is something pivotal about the crazed crystal window ....
ReplyDeleteCraved
ReplyDeleteExcellent response to the prompt...
ReplyDeletei love the repeated words..had to read it several times and enjoyed it more each time...lovely!
ReplyDeleteThat is the only way to survive winter!
ReplyDeleteMy boys wish for snow every day, but not as eloquently as you do. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteOh I would love to have some snow.. Beautiful
ReplyDeleteexistential and magi(c)sterial. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteI'm forever impressed by a poet who so effortlessly (I know better) puts out such beautiful verse in a specific form. Wonderful. Have a blessed holiday!
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely--you create an atmosphere of anticipation and contentments.
ReplyDeleteThe thing about snow that is so ethereal and true for me..
ReplyDeleteis it is never the same and all as one.. in snow packed streets..
of crystalized art... so unique in reflections of physics as art...
First there was art.. and the rest is history.....
Lovely!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas!
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