The North Wind Blows At The End Of The Tree Branches Poem by Kinsley Lee
The North Wind Blows At The End Of The Tree Branches
Chong-Suh, Kim
The north wind blows at the end of the tree branches,
The bright moon chills in the snow on the brae.
I stand up with a long sword
At the border fortress which is thousands miles away
A long whistle,
And by a loud shout,
There are no obstacles in front of my way.
Sunday, June 9, 2024
Topic(s) of this poem: branches,snow
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