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Silver Veils

Peace at first,

By piperPublished about a year ago 1 min read
Silver Veils
Photo by Caleb Stokes on Unsplash

Before the dawn, the frost arrived,

Silver veils where the garden grew.

It swept the fields, the branches high,

And turned the earth to glass and sky.

...

A child awoke to the sparkling scene,

Where gardens shimmered, silver and clean.

I reached out to touch frosted flares.

The sparrow perched, the world stood still.

...

A quiet magic, a gentle thrill,

Winter whispered, soft and light.

The breath I drew was cold yet sweet,

A call to cherish moments rare.

...

But as the sun began to rise,

Its warmth dissolved the frosty guise.

But in my heart, it lingers yet—

A frosted dawn I won’t forget.

nature poetry

About the Creator

piper

Just a 9 to 5 gal trying to be creative

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