A Christmas Sonnet Poem by DM W

A Christmas Sonnet

Rating: 4.0


The splendid tinkling of sleigh bells in snow;
The glow of roaring fires far and wide;
The reindeer's hoof beats measure the flow;
As frozen hearts melt slowly by and by;
The meadows, woodlands are silent and bare;
Rows of bleak, black branches on frosted trees;
Yet birds are floating on the wind kissed air;
New worlds of wonder from visions and dreams:
Angels are descending from abstract heights.
The Christmas spirit radiates in white.
I glimpse the presence of a precious light.
One star glows in the icy realms of night.
Love's subtle symbols are searched for their worth.
Spring's promise is buried deep under earth.

A Christmas Sonnet
Wednesday, December 6, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: christmas
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Shaun Cronick 26 September 2020

Dominic just getting in the festive mood a wee bit early and glad I did after reading your fine Christmas poem with an end line to die for. A full five stars and richly deserved. Take care and many thanks.

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Abhimanyu Kumar.s 06 December 2017

Beautiful time to rejoice and beat the happiness at fullest, erasing the bad and problem.

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