The Death Of Winter

The Death Of Winter

A Poem by intangible_soul

 

The death of winter
tears at my soul,
ripping clean through
flesh and bone,
revealing the horrors
of my battered spirit.
The beauty and patience
of spring is gone,
and now I weep.
I am scarred and ugly,
for all to see.
I cant hide or escape
from this cold wind.
I pray I can hold on,
though my soul is weak,
and taunted,
by the death of winter.

© 2008 intangible_soul


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Added on February 10, 2008
Last Updated on February 12, 2008

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intangible_soul
intangible_soul

dirty old city, OH



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I like to write but cant honestly claim I am a writer. I put things down on the page purely because it is therapeutic for me. I don't know anything about style, or what a good poem or prose consists o.. more..

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