What Is Winter To MeA Poem by Onoma
What is winter to me that it smother
with host of heavenly fingerprints? What is it, and who am I that its snowflakes take their rest of me? Unabashed white, hilt of pure, bidden common to bid common. Let us say...we know of such things to know not of such things...awestruck's mainstay. Such things are not of discerning order-- but go to the eyes and remain there, as steadfast with world or other of like. I submit, tiptoe intrigue by gaping ear of slumbering angel. Wrap me with mine own arms, with increase to countenance witness I bore. Where I, upon their falling was--and will be for time to come. What is winter to me that it smother with host of heavenly fingerprints? What is it, and who am I that its snowflakes take their rest of me? Come now I, to know...come now winter to know, by line of lowly poet to lowly snowflake--nothing is spent, and not known. Konstantinos Mark
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