Winter's Fruit

Winter's Fruit

A Poem by Cass Ashe

The northern star glittering against eternity
As musical notes flutter through the breeze
Unto the waves wandering wistfully by sea
Flowing beyond the unthawed arctic freeze.

Golden dreams danced among light's solstice
Whose gentle warm breath interwove destiny
As a fate with a lover's heat at precipice
And days ahead to be wrought with glee. 

It feels so long ago and yet so strange
How days pass growing more beautifully
Like the tune of love could never change
And that was the music you gave to me. 

Autumn's eve called about the apple of Eve
To shatter Eden in the dying of the light
Where no single soul else could know to grieve
So long as the silver days were shaded in blight.

Questions found solace in a dimming heart
That never knew the soundless nature of life
Or where it could find the next musical part
Beyond repetitive replicas running rife. 

Glistening sunshine and a blooming marigold
Champions to the heart and healthy harvest
Have few crossing days before the long cold
Turns Demeter's head pillowside to rest.

Frozen images crackle under frosting breath
And seep their way to the hopeful inner beat
Wrapping themselves entwined as a wreath
Wafting away soundless sundry plumes of heat.

It feels like yesterday and yet so sweet
How your music echoing in this deep empty
Can never be forsaken to any other beat
Than the same nostalgic song you played for me.

© 2019 Cass Ashe


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Added on September 3, 2019
Last Updated on September 3, 2019
Tags: nature, love, loss, mythology, relationship

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Cass Ashe
Cass Ashe

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There is no lasting definition of me, as I am endlessly seeking to grow and change as a person, but feel free to call me whatever you desire, as my pen name is only that- a pen name. My poetry is a re.. more..

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