The roof-tops touch the sky
The sky grazes the street
And in each snowflake skimming by
I sense the dance of feet
The pine-tree minstrel plays
Soft, spectral violins
And in the serenade it splays
I sense a song of grins
Winter’s rowdy rogues brawl
On plush and pulsing seams
Where, even in the thickest squall
I sense the rush of streams
This tantrum none can
quell
Or tame the tempest's will
Yet on the wild and frigid fell
I sense a daffodil
White, rolls the countryside
White tolls most ev’rything
Still, even in this white-world wide
I sense the green of spring
© Janet Martin
Love! Soothing like a song.
ReplyDeleteThank-you Trish!
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