See there
look through the icy, frosted cabin windows
See the nameless branches
snap
under its' load, of heavy, icy
cold
under its' old
Winds whisper inside
in the cabins ear
full of lies
full of fears
It's the sounds of Winter.
The cabins hearth
crackling the logs spitting out
warmth
As I sit by the ice glazed window
wrapped in the knowledge of being inside
can cause the soul to wander
Petals
of fat snow
drop down
splash upon
and then die
To the sounds of Winter
Sleekly
the snow finds
its' burrows to
a home for another time
To sing the sounds of Winter
The stew is slightly bubbling
on the ancient
yet sturdy old cabins' stove
Throwing more heat , more aromas for
the senses to be reminded
In the Fall you hear
the whispers of near
only
of
the sounds of Winter.
Still amazingly
gracefully, the snow swirls around
the windows, the doors, piling up
To block the entrance
or maybe the exit?
of the sounds of Winter
I gently touch the frozen crystals
clinging to the windows' pane
I must be seeing a Winter mirage
Cabin fever
maybe
or?
Well, you look
through the cabins cold pane
I made a circle so you could see
Do you notice yet?
The proud horses'
sleigh
filled with pride
Snowflakes drop
slowly
with the wind
to the side
Yes, ( I think,) snow, blow!
into our cold-hearted faces
Look toward
the many places
We will glow
we will slide
the sleigh
on an icy, angry, Wintry glide
Still the fierce snow
makes us gasp
at the sight
of the last.
The cabin
still warm
the stew still bubbling
in it's pot
I look around
the cabin of Wintry safety
And find
I am the only one there
to hear
The sounds of Winter
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I imagined myself in the middle of beauty in the Winter, in a small but cozy cabin w/ a pretty hearth and old stove, w/ ice frosted windows. I then tried sensing how I would deal w/ the so called " cabin fever." And so, I let my mind wander to see what was there or maybe not there, in the cabin & in the scenery beyond. This is what I saw.
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kind of reminds me of when I was homeless, seeing the frosted windows and hearing the wind, but feeling the warmth of the room, and the blankets on my bed
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