A Winter WalkA Poem by J. A. PerkinsA poem about winter"A Winter Walk" A soothing smell of burning leaves, Candle-lit windows, haunting trees Branches dancing in the subtle breeze As a quiet earth rolls beneath my feet. A distant light from the radio tower Blinks on time in the late-night hour. A star-scattered sky so still and sweet As a quiet earth rolls beneath my feet. Redlights ahead, the road ending abrupt Kicking rocks to keep from looking up. Cracks in my soul like the cold concrete As a quiet earth rolls beneath my feet A man staggers in the streetlight glow He smiles because he knows that I know I nod and gaze down the familiar street As a quiet earth rolls beneath my feet. Down by the oak trees and old ball park The hillside hidden by the dense dark I hear the rushing sound of Town Hill Creek As a quiet earth rolls beneath my feet.
© 2018 J. A. PerkinsAuthor's Note
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Added on November 13, 2018 Last Updated on November 13, 2018 Tags: Winter, small town, visual AuthorJ. A. PerkinsAboutI just want to share my poems and hopefully get some constructive criticism and just maybe inspire someone who struggles with life and whatever it might bring. more..Writing
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