Winter's Image, A Distorting One (19th Century England) Poem by james watkin
Winter's Image, A Distorting One (19th Century England)
Slash its curtain's drop through;
Snowy and gauzy.
No hut, under a collar
For its own split eaves
Hunched down, as in what cowers!
Peasant's ghost for grieves.
Of ice, what's boarded up
By Winter condemned.
Dont be fooled! Eyes, scrape harder
Whilst each window scan.
Ampler roomed, more heart-warming:
Hearth-lit; man, woman.
Sunday, September 4, 2022
Topic(s) of this poem: house,winter
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