Snow Blossom Poem by Edmund V. Strolis

Snow Blossom

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Nat King Cole singing of a blossom that fell
The timeless ballad of a true love that died
Outside the snow claims the land for a season
Yet come some tomorrow-day it will melt away

Soon the song like the snow will surely end
Seasons of the heart will warm or cool, then vanish
Yet TRUE love has a place wear it forever reigns
Rare and distant like the north or southern pole

We care, we need, we desire and wish for true love
Mr.Cole with the haunting melody, how wrong you are
TRUE LOVE never dies, when two really become one
While common illusions of 'love' melt and fade away

Snow Blossom
Thursday, January 28, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: true love
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Pamela Sinicrope 31 January 2016

How romantic. I like your comparison of death and love to melting snow. I always love how you incorporate characters portraits into your writing. This is a unique trait of your poetry and it works well for me. Thanks for sharing Edmund!

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Edmund Strolis 08 February 2016

Life's experience is our teacher, for better or worse. Thank you Pam.

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