Empty Fields in Winter

Empty Fields in Winter

A Poem by Hunter Hoburg

Crunch, crunch, crunch
My feet break through ice into the snow
The crystals born by wind sting my face
A single raven atop a rock takes flight as
The gusts push it with the snowstorm
There’s no sun, but the sky's alight
With whites and greys
The bare branches of trees clatter and
Whistle above my head
Tufts of snow drift from their clutches and
Crown my head
My face is a frozen grimace,
Frowning at the empty palette around me
A rabbit darts about nearby
Lost and trying to find his home
Under ice and out of this maelstrom
No sounds penetrate the blanket
Muted snowfall and whispering gales
Nothing matters here
Only where you can hide
Only how you escape.

© 2013 Hunter Hoburg


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Added on February 27, 2013
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Hunter Hoburg
Hunter Hoburg

Boulder, CO



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I am a college student in Boulder, Colorado. I like to play guitar, sing, write and record music, draw, hike, camp, rock climb, and write poetry and stories! I'll do my best to give you feedback on yo.. more..

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