Sunday, July 19, 2009

Imagery Poem II

Winter's Chill

Winter’s chill seeks to pervade

As sharply as a burnished blade

Biting deeply into wearied bone

Eliciting many a anguished moan

Unrelenting in its determined grip

From its grasp, a yearning to slip

Seeking refuge before a hearty blaze

Sensation returns, as travelers laze

Shaking off the evening’s cold

Happily ensconced in a halo of gold


4 comments:

  1. Oh Mary!
    What an imagine on such a warm summers day! You captured the essence of a winters day in New England! Im not ready for the cold!!

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  2. Hi Mary,
    Great poem... very detailed and incredibly descriptive. Like Amy mentioned, that was quite the poem to read on a really hot summer's day! The last line is my favorite. You described the comfort of a warm fire on a cold day perfectly. This would also be a great piece to use for your Writer's Workshop blog. You could do a contrast poem as well about the summer warmth. Great job!

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  3. Thanks for the suggestions ladies. I really like writing about nature so I particularly enjoyed writing these two poems. I am working on one for spring and will be posting it soon. :)

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  4. Mary,
    I am jealous by your wonderful writing ability. You're poems are great and like Kelly and Amy said, VERY descriptive. Keep up the good work!

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