Death By SpringA Poem by CherrieSpring payes her last respects to Winter's passingThe
retched tilting of the sun is changing everything. Who can embrace her power and malice? Na there
is none. My days are not yet spent my time
should not be gone. Give me one last snowy blast, I cry,
an icy cushion to wrap me tight. Thermostat slowly climbs chocking out
the chill. I long for the taste of morning
frost; crystal, clear and cold. Ground of stone releases Autumn’s
seeds and tender sprouts break forth, and now the showers make
everything green. My winter’s dress is no more it is
but a shroud. Will no one morn my passing? Will
none shed a tear? Even the midnight hour betrays me, with his warmth,
and with that I that am Winter, is no more. © 2012 CherrieFeatured Review
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