The Northern Mystery Poem by Smoky Hoss

The Northern Mystery

Rating: 5.0


Silver snowflakes fall
into the northern mystery,
so stark against the background
of the resilient evergreen tree -
The blue wind
finds it's course,
a flow of snow
and deadly force -
Rivers black
and frozen ice,
the unprepared
pay a terrible price -
The clear cold, sharp as
hot prairie lightning,
tears the frigid air
fierce and frightening -
More than
half the year,
a freezing death
lingers near -
The great northern mystery is
the courage of those who stay,
the strong and sturdy
who refuse to be driven away -

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
- dedicated to those hearty souls, human and otherwise who brave the hard northern winters -
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Valerie Dohren 28 October 2012

Brrrrrrrrrr, I feel so cold now Smoky, it's getting colder here in the UK - super poem, very descriptive.

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Dave Walker 23 October 2012

A fantastic poem, the cold can be a real killer.

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Patti Masterman 20 October 2012

I love your marvelous rhyming.

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Eric Cockrell 18 October 2012

speaks a lot about life, and the journey!

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