The Winter’s In Full Bloom Poem by Tsira Gogeshvili

The Winter’s In Full Bloom

Rating: 4.5


The winter’s still
In full bloom,
And I’m turned
Into a tiny thing,
So that I’m not seen…

It so nice
To sit on the
Grief-colored stone,
And, like a gossip,
To watch the passers-by…

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Broken Peaces 27 March 2008

Not seen but captivated by your audience thankyou for sharing Chris x

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R H 27 March 2008

'Grief -coloured stone' - this line captures the grey, emptiness of winter, whilst the narrator is happy to be enveloped by its full bloom - content to just be...the stark imagery resounds. justine.

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