In
Where winter
A love
A
Through the
Their
Hand
For love
Snow
As
Their
In
They
As
Wrapped
Love's
Winter's
As they
Their
In
The
But their
Like
Their bond
Winter's
A bond that endures through every frigid notion,
For in
Their love blossoms, resilient and rare.
So let the snowflakes fall with grace and ease,
As
For
A testament to the power of hearts alive.
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