Winter is
firelight,
Flickering madly
Over the mantel
and onto the floor;
Winter is
listening –
Listening gladly –
For bells in the
distance and hands on the door.
Winter is music,
All music and
silence –
The hush of the
snow and the song of the trees;
Winter is wind,
With its casual
violence –
The roar in the
chimney, the house on its knees.
And winter is
wonder,
A time for a child,
A season of
innocence, new or new-found;
Winter is tender,
And winter is
wild,
And waking, one
morning, to snow on the ground.
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