
the forest’s green heart
taps an icy morse code,
calling the sun
Copyright 2018 Brenda Davis Harsham Continue reading

the forest’s green heart
taps an icy morse code,
calling the sun
Copyright 2018 Brenda Davis Harsham Continue reading

Thanks to Tabatha Yeatts, who channeled winter and the White Witch in her summer postcard swap. She sent me a poetic mashup of fairy tale, Narnia and politics. Continue reading

Snow is old hat.
We’re ready for a new topper,
a cold stopper: Continue reading

Gathering in the sky
are low, heavy mists:
snow clouds shaped
by Zeus and Thor. Continue reading

Accumulation of flakes,
millions of unique crystals soften and transform. Continue reading

all about town
blue spruces weighed down
heavy bridal gowns Continue reading

Knee deep in cold white,
wet pant legs an icy fright, Continue reading

lavender longing
thin blue shadows on white snow
remembering bees
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Thief of dreams,
rambler in blizzard white,
shadow on virgin snow,
Old Man Winter,
tell a tale this cold night
before you go. Continue reading

Bound by the shared weight of winter,
the empty bird feeder and I
let down our neighbors, as our emptiness
lets in the cold, the sleet and the
wet indifference of early snowfall.
Where is our divinity, our seed,
our stored warmth and harvest? Continue reading

Roses are red,
snowflakes are white.
The first snowflake,
like a crystal kite,
dances and drifts
in silver sunlight. Continue reading

The first sparkling flakes
zip, zig and zag before landing
with soft velvet slippers
atop the last pink flowers,
a’drowse in the fading light. Continue reading