Winter Time Again by Levi Levin

Winter Time Again is a poem written by Levi Levin

Winter Time Again by Levi Levin

Kids playing in the snow 

Faces once sad now glow 

Birds shiver, shake, and look 

For a good meal, that hasn't been took 

Snow flakes falling from the sky 

Covering roads far and wide 

Trees once hidden-now have have shades of white 

Dull cedars now painted so bright 

Chilly winds bitter cold to the skin 

Fireplaces nice and warm for family and kin 

Soon it will be over and the warmth shall descend 

Then we'll long-for winter time again

Author's Note

Thanks for reading

Reviews

[Bare trees]

A poem with beautiful images, senses and a great flow.

[Levi Levin]

Thank you. I appreciate your comments.

[Woody]

you make winter sound like the best season despite the bitter cold and howling wind. very nice indeed, Levi.

[Levi Levin]

Thank you Woody! I appreciate you stopping by.

[Robert Haigh]

An evocative write. You paint a vivid picture with words here. Reminds me of the long ago winters when I was a child, and I loved playing in the snow for hours at a time.

[Levi Levin]

Thanks so much!

[Gee]

Made me shiver,nice imagery and good rhyming scheme. Sweet

[Levi Levin]

Thanks so much! Glad it touched you.

[Mr. Lopez]

I lived in the mountains in Arizona for several years and believe it or not it really does snow in Arizona. But that's what this poem made me think of and anyone who has ever lived somewhere where it snows will also be able to relate. Take a look at your verse four, I think you have a double word there. But this still made me miss the mountains. Nice work Levi.

[Levi Levin]

Thanks so much for your review! I'm trying to catch up!

[Mr. Lopez]

No worries. Peace.

[Lorry]

Beautiful and vivid scene played out Levi, with all the aspects that make winter beautiful, like looking at the same scene, that has been cleaned up and polished so brightly by the winter wonderland that snow brings. The fun the kids have at the first morning covered and the excitement of making snowmen and having snowball fight, right down to the dread it brings to the aged. So many eyes see the same scene so differently. And your last line sums it all up perfectly, always missing what has left us.

[Levi Levin]

Thanks Nemo! I'm glad you stopped by. I will be posting a new poem about Fall this evening.

[Alfred Kukitz]

Although I love the beauty of winter, the lack of bugs in the air, the cold, well, as you get older, wears a little on the skin.

Thanks for this lovely poem Levi! Brrrr!

Regards,
Al

[Levi Levin]

Thanks so much for stopping by!

[Mary]

makes me almost like winter(almost)! You painted with words such a lovely picture of winter- kids playing in the snow, families brought together to warm by the fire. Yes, I almost love winter.

[Levi Levin]

Thanks so much for stopping by.

[Jessi]

So beautiful. You captured the sweet magical, yet simple, joy of winter.

[Levi Levin]

Thanks so much for stopping by.