Cold coming over
the pass, cold rain,
the steep drop,
the silent lake,
couldn’t see
a thing.
And the lights
of those first
few towns, so warm
at a distance–
another arrival,
and what then?
A stone,
no other word.
Unmoved
and unmovable,
aloof. Knit a nest
for it, feather
the den, dust off
the snow–
or don’t.
I’m your fan, im stan. Keep penning..
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🙂
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what, is this an image?/
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A gentle descent into bleakness.
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This poem made me remember driving through Northern Ontario in a snow storm. We couldn’t see the road or the edge of the highway. We drove along cliff edges only having the barrier as reference where the road was. It was terrifying…
Anyways, beautiful poem and I loved the emotion.
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This is a great poem. I like it. Thank you for posting it.
Regards,
Sam.
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Thank you, Sam!
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