With Earth, Winter-Entombed Poem by james watkin
With Earth, Winter-Entombed
Through sun, with sagged, misshaped look
Of one, long in grieving
Last hangs Day's heartbreak.
Mist-blurred; to not set, but sink!
None of that lively pink!
Winter-entombed, having borne
Snowed, as hushed up in death
Sweet Earth, its sweetheart.
Of its warm hailing, thrush stoke
What, warbled never woke.
Thursday, February 2, 2023
Topic(s) of this poem: earth,winter
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4/28/2024 11:41:52 PM # 1.0.0.1119
very nice
Thankyou so much Angel. Much appreciated