In the grim winter
Even spirits hibernate,
The chill is no thrill
It just agitates,
The sorrow within
It’s hard to placate,
Yet in the depths
Of the frost and dark,
I still spy little sparks,
Of nature scurrying
And flickers of light,
That share a moment
Of pleasurable delight,
And spirits that do dwell
Suffering and who wants
To cause a fright,
While lingering within
The shadows of night,
Can also be frozen
In a desperate winters plight,
Dealt a blow by visceral blights,
I am not a winter man in truth
Where do much in natr dies,
And I prefer springs new shoots
That bring nature back to life,
And my mind then reacts positively
To the new dawn’s light.
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