Showing posts with label cold. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cold. Show all posts

Monday, November 10, 2025

November's Sorrow

Free Bird Cardinal photo and picture
Courtesy of Pixabay

It was not yesterday, I learned to know the love of bare November days before the coming of the snow. Sadly, it was last year when I felt the coldness of loss.

I sat on a wooden pew praying the chilliness would pass. But sadly, I knew his limbs would no longer walk amongst the living. The tears streamed down my face as I saw the text on my phone. “He’s gone”.  The words struck somewhere deep inside my soul.  A wound I knew would never heal.

Today, the first snow of the season arrived as the temperatures quickly dropped.  I looked outside my window in wonder.  A cardinal landed on the bush outside a messenger from the other side.  Gone in a flash of vibrant red against the white fresh snow.  I wept in the silence of the afternoon and the wound oozed.

written for dVerse - Prosery Prompt
hosted by Kim - Writing Prosery of 144 or less
incorporating the following from My November Guest by Robert Frost

“Not yesterday I learned to know
     The love of bare November days
Before the coming of the snow”
 

In memory of my brother 

Tuesday, December 6, 2022

New Fallin' Snow

courtesy of Pixabay

I've got the cold weather blues
bundling up just to read my email
this heart of mine is feelin' bruised
the winter winds let out a wail

let it go, let it go
let it go, with the new fallin' snow

You know I've been thinking of you
wondering do you still think of me
full cold moon is rising into view
the willow tree now in dormancy

let it go, let it go
let if go, with the new fallin' snow

I've got the cold weather blues
a poetic song, could warm my nights
sing to me about love that's true
let's dance under December starlight

let it go, let it go
let it go, with the new fallin' snow

linking with dVerse
hosted by Lillian - writing poetry
using two winter song titles from
a list provided, I chose the following

Cold Weather Blues (Muddy Waters)
Let It Go (Idina Menzel)

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Monday, November 28, 2022

Fading Warmth

twilight sky
 

In need of a bit of magic
she takes a twilight stroll
searching for a poetic song
to warm her heart on a cold day

the heat of the sun blazes
beyond fast moving clouds
in tones of fire and smoke
darkness sings, again


written for dVerse

Hosted by LIsa
writing a quadrille of 44 words
incorporating the word warm