Cold Poem by Leslie Neiwert

Cold



Cold means the winter wind’s forest breath; a child’s nose ruby red; soft white powder from the sky; a freezer’s ice cream, cakes and pie. Cold means ice in the summer’s heat; rain drops freezing where they meet; puddles solid in a slippery form; and hanging wreaths on the door. Cold means snowshoes, horses and owls; white and blue; a sleigh-ride out. Cold means tears frozen on cheeks; a heart to burden to give off heat. Cold means love and passion gone dead; cold means throats that have been sleighed. Cold means trees with decorations and a stroll to watch the blink of Christmas lights. Cold means cold and cheery blight.

Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Topic(s) of this poem: child,christmas,passion,rain,red,sky,summer,tears,wind,winter
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
CoreyLeigh Mason 28 April 2009

Na. na. na! I'm glad this one was the one we put in the magazine. I really liked this one. ♥ Still do! ♥

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Debra Kemper 16 April 2009

I'm surprised all your poems are prose poems. A few of them might be more effective in regular free verse format. :)

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SAM Mitsuki 15 April 2009

Its cute^~. I like the rhyme that is at the beginning! It flows really well.

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