Midwinter Poem by Jacqui Thewless
Midwinter
Rating: ★5.0
With a two-fold cleft
this solstice sets about its clearance
someplace separate –
maybe it is stellar – in space.
First light
shears the landscape,
cold spears everything
and frost
forms an edge
for every margin.
Then, coming suddenly,
each brittle question
cracks:
Open.
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4/19/2024 7:32:43 PM # 1.0.0.1119
Your second verse is pure magic - there's nothing like dawn at mid-winter. Great work, Jacqui. N