Worship the Winter
Worship the winter winds
As they beat upon your face
Rosy cheeks
Chapped lips
The smell of new, clean air
Sad snowman sulks without arms
Eager children search for tree branches
Eyes of coal
Carrot nose
Just waiting to be complete
Worship the winter
The joy it brings
Sun shines
Snow melts
Seasons change and winter leaves
*Originally published in: I Hate the Poem by Lisa Mason ISBN: 978-0-557-00727-1
Published by Lisa Mason
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Post a CommentI love winter and miss it fondly when its gone... stupid summer...
The last three lines are what I like best about winter.