Friday, March 23, 2012

January Comments

Rating: 3.2

COLD January comes in Winter's car,
Thick hung with icicles-its heavy wheels
Cumbered with clogging snow, which cracks and peels
With its least motion or concussive jar
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Manonton Dalan 05 January 2016

winter has just started where I live few drops of snow and cold 25*F

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Susan Williams 05 January 2016

I liked the entire poem but I especially liked: Old Christmas feels, - That well-fed and wine-reeling wassailer, - With all his feasts and fires, feels cold and shivers, - - - might Cornelius Webb also be saying Bah Humbug?

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Kim Barney 05 January 2016

Intriguing poem. I like the last lines the best: And the red runnel of his indolent blood Creeps slow and curdled as a northern flood. And lakes and winter-rills, impetuous rivers And headlong cataracts, are in silence bound, Like trammelled tigers lashed to th'unyielding ground

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Janet Mary Zylstra 05 January 2016

True poetry, true art! ! Love it! !

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Ratnakar Mandlik 05 January 2016

Fascinating narration of nature during winter season, especially during the month of January. Thanks for sharing.

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Cornelius Webb

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