An Offspring of Hope

An Offspring of Hope

 

 

 

Winter breathes a stoic chill

diffusing my rain drenched soul
with insipid colors,

impregnating my muse
with an offspring

of hope.

 

 

 

 

 photography by/ Gonulkocak

Author's Note

...for those who are still feeling the cold of winter

Reviews

[barleygirl]

This winter has being going on & on & on for most folks! Your words convey that feeling of hopefulness, as if spring surely must be arriving any day now! Nicely encapsulated by your vivid imagery (((HUGS)))) Fondly, Margie

[Kelly Scheppers]

It was "encapsulated by my imagery". Thank you for acknowledging that, Margie!

[Neville]

It wont be long now, it cant be, surely & those pastel shades must fore-warn of spring and ease it in more warmly..................You just gone & sketched a little bit o spring. Bless ya Kelly Scheppers, bless thee...

[Kelly Scheppers]

Many blessings to you as well, Neville, and a very happy spring!

[Neville]

Cheers Kelly..........

[Ardra]

impregnating my muse
with an offspring

:) wonderful poem Kelly
your writing style is one of the few i adore.. it has a style of its own.. :)

[Kelly Scheppers]

Such a lovely thing to say, thank you most kindly, Galadriel!

[‘Thoughts In Time..]

Beautiful - hope is always welcome and a good thing to have- wonderful words 🌹

[Kelly Scheppers]

...thank you!

[‘Thoughts In Time’🌹]

My pleasure🌹

[sette]

wow an expressive poem of for me because we don't experience winter here so we only have simple ideas just as snow and snowman as we see in american films and read in books but other than that we only have vague ideas about what winter represents in one''s life so by reading a poem like this more or less, we get additional ideas such as it can symbolize hope with what the last line of the poem entails.

[Kelly Scheppers]

Where do you live? I grew up on the east coast, and remember a few blizzards pretty much crippling our state. When the electricity goes out, that's the time you really discover how frightening cold weather can be. Thank you, Sette!

[sette]

philippines so we don't have winters here

[jacob erin-cilberto]

you make us feel like the trees at my college....the pinks and whites are budding now...they will be beautiful soon...

[Kelly Scheppers]

That's the offspring of hope for me, when those little buds burst open. Thank you, Jacob!

[Coyote Poetry]

I'm enjoying the 50 degree days here in Michigan. Spring is near. Thank you Kelly for sharing the amazing poetry.
Coyote

[Kelly Scheppers]

I have flowers blooming as I speak! Can the hum of lawn mowers be far behind? Thank you, John!

[Coyote Poetry]

I don't know. Snow and ice is still laying. I hope the green earth come soon. You are welcome Kelly.

[Ghost]

Thanks for sharing this small chance of hope... I am waiting for the warm weather...

[Kelly Scheppers]

Thank you, Earl. I'm sure many people are as well. I have family back east and their spring made its arrival with almost a foot of snow!