Winter Went
Winter went wandering along somewhere cold and blue
Shivering rafts of stars cast their shadows upon attic windows shuttered
From drafty river fogs scattering humours of Night about the countryside
Towns dimly lit under memorial drifts of falling clouds of snow
Covering thoughts and dreams as though to freeze the moment in time
Lost inside the frames of pictures gone-by the world
Moving swiftly still in it's tracks, in the utter silence of so much noise
Somewhere cold and blue, Winter went wandering along . . .
Poetry by Chaucer Whethers
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Written on 2025-01-19 at 01:08
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