Winter BluesA Poem by GeeSimple words
Today, the sun laboured to barely half sky height,
a long summer's exertions seemingly wearying it's ascent before it slid slowly to the horizon, casting shadows long and eastward. Trees that were lit like beacons as autumn died its beautiful death, stood stark, arthritic, naked, their branches grasping for a warmth now gone. A lone crow cawed, it's cry haunting as it echoed through the copse, before trailing off into the distance across fields now barren, summers harvest long since reaped. In the coming weeks, months, all will be dusted white, crisp underfoot, as winter slowly, surely, takes hold. I shivered, pulled my collar around my ears, " roll on spring... " © 2021 GeeAuthor's Note
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StatsAuthorGeeMilton keynes, United KingdomAboutDevoted family man and lover of life. Simply written, easily understood "stuff" for those without code breaking skills. You will NEVER need Google to understand me:) more..Writing
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