Winter End Poem by Daniel Miltz

Winter End



This season spoils with orchestral splendor
Spreading, opulently, past blazing stars
Cloud beams in irrepresible render
And a raindrops falling, from the sky jars

A crying ladybird, groans tearfully
Hope, determinedly, in delightful twists
Quailing with blackened, amusing fury
As winter-end, cavorts, in chilly mists

At the point, when cool is gone, evermore
Awaken me, with cries of feathered friends
And the skies, do not dimmer, anymore
When the warm twist blows, toward me, ascends

© daniel miltz

Winter End
Friday, March 17, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: nature
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Daniel Miltz

Daniel Miltz

Detroit, Michigan
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