A Country Christmas Eve (1976 Chapbook) Poem by Bill Grace
A Country Christmas Eve (1976 Chapbook)
Rating: ★3.6
On a solitary vigil so cold and fair
The air took feeling from my face
And gave a glowing in its place,
I saw snow glistening upon the fields
And heard the ringing silence of the night.
Not a breath of wind stirred the snow to dance
As a renegade star put the moon to shame
A distant silver fire that lit the blue night sky.
Tuesday, January 18, 2005
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4/23/2024 11:06:58 PM # 1.0.0.1119
Lovely imagery in this one. In the ancient Book of Job, we are told that there are treasures in the snow. I believe you have found them in this poem. Warm regards, Sandra