Poem: Darrow Poems 12-15-24
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Darrow Poems 12-15-24
end of autumn,
beginning of winter,
snow caught in
the last asters
like purple cups
* * *
the creek is dry and silent
but the tumbled stones
hold the memory of water
* * *
the ice lanterns are
lit for winter solstice
if you touch them
they feel cold and wet
but inside
is the fire
* * *
dry stems point
the way down
to tasty roots
* * *
gathering seeds in fall,
tucking them in a bag,
thinking ahead to spring
* * *
along the horizon,
sheets of silver mist
under the sunset's
silken slipper
* * *
a faint frosting of snow
fallen over the high ground
footprints across a bridge
the only sign of life
* * *
the smell of food
warms the winter wind
stomach starts to grumble
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Darrow Poems 12-15-24
end of autumn,
beginning of winter,
snow caught in
the last asters
like purple cups
* * *
the creek is dry and silent
but the tumbled stones
hold the memory of water
* * *
the ice lanterns are
lit for winter solstice
if you touch them
they feel cold and wet
but inside
is the fire
* * *
dry stems point
the way down
to tasty roots
* * *
gathering seeds in fall,
tucking them in a bag,
thinking ahead to spring
* * *
along the horizon,
sheets of silver mist
under the sunset's
silken slipper
* * *
a faint frosting of snow
fallen over the high ground
footprints across a bridge
the only sign of life
* * *
the smell of food
warms the winter wind
stomach starts to grumble