Seeing a prism through an icicle
as it hangs in pristine beauty, the
sun reflects the purity within, before
it melts it completely
The trees too, look like glass from the ice
storm that has passed, and the sun is now
thawing their beautiful icy dress
The different forms that nature assumes
so provacative, when you stop to think
of it, and has many analogies to our own
facade, In all the different seasons of our
lives we are at times like the landscape,
the mountain, the seas, the skies
In Spring we too find ourselves regaled
in splendid fashion that explode upon
the scene like the daffodils and cana lily's
Summertime we assume the laconic style
of undress, lounging around in lazy loose
demeanor, to accomodate the sultry sun
We have our times of resplendent dress
like the Autumn foliage, we exude colorful
exteriors dressed in our new fall finery
In Winter that cold season of splendid
snowy-showy beauty, we cover ourselves
in colorful clothes of wool to keep out the
chill while we dress nature in the season
of glorious sights with Christmas lights
In all of these seasons we too, assume the
raiment of the storms that come in such
variety and velocity that can soak us
freeze us, flood us, assail us ,knock us down
scare us, and sometimes even end us.
How we all blend together in this hodge-
podge of creation, people and nature, earth
and heaven, beauty and beast,love and hate
all to be celebrated as this glorious thing we
call life.
E T
We are blessed to have this world!
Love,
annie
Walt
Be safe,
Karen
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Newfie Hugs, Rose
Love tinka
Love, Christine
Your poem has such beautiful reflective imagery my friend. Peace, Love and Blessings Always, Paul.
Love
Amor
Beautiful reminder, Eileen; thank you!
God bless you mightily, now during this Christmas season and ALWAYS!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D
wonderful poem expressing this universal theme ...
For me the winter snow brings warm thoughts
and also it stimulates my muse,
Beautiful piece on the celebrations of Life!
Wishing you Love Peace and Joy....Yolie
Keep warm.
Love,
Susan