WINTER JOYS (But not for ducks)A Poem by JohnLFor Sal's Minute Poem Contest
WINTER JOYS
There is a season of delight
In winter time;
Ice meets our sight
Eyes gaze on rime.
While hoar frost drapes the trees in white,
Our hands are cold
But skies are bright
And we are bold
so sledge the ice upon the lakes,
to scatter wide
stray ducks and drakes
that block our ride.
John L Berry, 20 December 2008
© 2008 JohnLAuthor's Note
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3 Reviews Added on December 20, 2008 Last Updated on December 20, 2008 Previous Versions AuthorJohnLWirral Peninsula, United KingdomAboutI live in England, and love the English countryside, the music of Elgar and Holst which describes it so beautifully and the poetry of John Clare, the 'peasant poet' and Gerard Manley Hopkins, which d.. more..Writing
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