Cold Poem by Leslie Neiwert

Cold



Cold means the winter wind’s forest breath; a child’s nose ruby red; soft white powder from the sky; a freezer’s ice cream, cakes and pie. Cold means ice in the summer’s heat; rain drops freezing where they meet; puddles solid in a slippery form; and hanging wreaths on the door. Cold means snowshoes, horses and owls; white and blue; a sleigh-ride out. Cold means tears frozen on cheeks; a heart to burden to give off heat. Cold means love and passion gone dead; cold means throats that have been sleighed. Cold means trees with decorations and a stroll to watch the blink of Christmas lights. Cold means cold and cheery blight.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
CoreyLeigh Mason 28 April 2009

Na. na. na! I'm glad this one was the one we put in the magazine. I really liked this one. ♥ Still do! ♥

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Debra Kemper 16 April 2009

I'm surprised all your poems are prose poems. A few of them might be more effective in regular free verse format. :)

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SAM Mitsuki 15 April 2009

Its cute^~. I like the rhyme that is at the beginning! It flows really well.

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