An Easy Winter Poem by Joan Woodbridge

An Easy Winter

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Winter is working us now
the subtle air holds
a hint of snow
and we are captured
by an irresistible gravity
that demands
sleep and disengagement

Bear
torn between hunger and sleep
feels it too
heaviness moves her slowly
toward a somnolence
that encloses
and holds for us
the promise of another Spring

there is an easy winter in your ways
that is cool
and sometimes removed
a careful smile
that holds in it
a hint of hidden movement
stirring in the languid earth

Monday, December 3, 2012
Topic(s) of this poem: love,winter
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COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Poet Of The River 16 December 2012

tho the sow may fall, soon enough the birds shall sing, the trees shall again grow tall, when the frost turns into spring.

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