Winter’s TrineA Poem by Max MeunierFlaxen strands, angles errant Dangle, draped in fine translucence Lucid lines trace shapes ensconcing Winsome ways awash in whispers All the almond’s fond azure Paragon of floret’s dew Sinuous tresses weaved in waters Worlds away from whence she watched Passive paramour of plight Plunging into astral pools Solitude that stings with piercing As she sings her song of tears Pensively a passive pondering Wanders through the prism spire Spoken naught in uttered earnest Turning over tides of trine
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