Icy Moonlight Poem by Blood Rose

Icy Moonlight

Rating: 5.0


Snowy mountains tipped in ice, Twinkles.
Little snowmen all lined up in a row, Smile warmly.
Yes its time, For the moonlight dance!

Snow slowly glides down, Floating softly.
Houses down a Street glows,
Bright, warm, loving, lights escape windows.
Yes its time, For the beginning.

Snow and frost shields the naked branches of each tree,
Like a blanket on a new-born child.
Eggnog bottles all placed in neat little rows.
Yes its time, for snow to fall.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
this poem was originally made for an assignment, so enjoy!
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Roseann Shawiak 25 April 2015

Totally love your imagery! ! Especially this line: Eggnog bottles all placed in neat little rows. For some reason that line touched and illuminated that particular image within my mind. Love this poem, and your style. Thank you for sharing, RoseAnn

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Kelly Kurt 02 April 2015

A happy and well written poem. Thank you for sharing

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