Winter
‘Frosted Verse’ challenge
‘Till the day on early December ..
the winter season has begun..
The breeze began to blow—
it flows the cool, so deeply into my soul..
’it’s cold‘, I said..
The Frost is coming -
Then,
I can feel it..
the cold air blows like fog,
running through my breathe..
the snowflakes flittering down from the white sky
white as snow..
Day or night.
The snow went up from layer after later..
Then-
It frosts the limbs from trees—
— like crystals..
Even the most beautiful moments in winter I’ve ever seen—
‘I couldn’t help it—
‘When I see through the window-
the night falls, the lights go up-
it reflects the snow —
like diamonds-
sparkles as it shines—
‘It was so pure -
So comfort… through my soul..
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Meghan LeVaughn
I'm Meghan. I’m 36. I always love to be creative and using my imagination since I was a little girl. I like stories & love to share my inspirations, journeys, etc.
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Comments (13)
Your poem is very beautiful. I can almost picture myself standing in the scenery.
So nice. ❄️🌨️❄️❄️❄️
beautiful poem...Congrats!
Wow! great job. Congratulations on top story!
Congrats on TS!!!
Gorgeously written! Congrats on Top Story!
Really beautiful
Beautifully poem. So calm .
Each line feels like a gentle snowfall, filling the soul with calm and wonder. The imagery is breathtaking.✨ Congratulations on getting top story 🥳
Very well descriptive and lovely
I felt cold just reading it. Well done!! Congratulations on top story.
This poem beautifully captures the essence of winter, painting a vivid picture of the season's tranquility and beauty. The imagery is evocative, and the language is simple yet powerful. The poet's appreciation for the quiet moments and the natural world shines through. The poem evokes a sense of peace and wonder, reminding us to cherish the simple pleasures of life.
This is lovely. I could literally feel the frost of winter's chill as I read the words.