Ice-landA Poem by Avocations of AmberIridescent shadows play tag in the cradle of the snow mounds while washboard ripples of ice build along the hillside. The skeleton-like trees stand guard over the empty forest as tiny creatures scurry beneath them seeking shelter from old Jack Frost. The people, entombed in a world of warmth in their rows of die-cut houses and picket fenced prisons, sit and wait; They watch for signs of life, highlights of green amidst a land of grey. Star-studded snowflakes keep falling across the plains seeking to mimic the alignments of the godly night-time sky and jaded yellow daffodils patiently await their debut.
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2 Reviews Added on March 2, 2010 Last Updated on March 2, 2010 AuthorAvocations of AmberGAAboutI'm 32. I was born in Savannah, Georgia. I currently live in the mountains. I am inspired by nature and love mostly and I find solace in reading. Some of my favorites are: the book, Prince of Tide.. more..Writing
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