Koorime Poem by Regan Meade

Koorime



A woman of the snow.
Yuki, her name, brings snow to the mountain peaks.
She sits in the snow filled glade, her icy colored hair
fell around her in ribbons.
Her eyes as white as clouds,
A navy yukata littered with the fallen flakes.
There she sat frozen, her body preserved for eternity.
The now blank eyes show all an inner peace.

Her statue had stayed there for many years
never disturbed.
'She is the woman we have trusted since the dawn of time
for yule, and for the snow that has fallen.' The woman said
'Why, ' the children asked.
'She is the ice maiden of snow, Yuki the Koorime.'

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Elizabeth Middleton 15 April 2009

Exotic, I like the the culture this brings into the book :)

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Jordan Crider 15 April 2009

whoa! thats cool. you could write a whole book about this! you should

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Regan Meade

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Las Cruses, New Mexico
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