Poem: Modern People Modern Christmas

We consider ourselves modern humans
Disconnected from our backwards ways
Having left all of our superstitions behind
As we chant together ancient incantations

Poem: Wishing for a White Christmas

I only remember one white Christmas
And being so excited Santa brought snow
It’s one of those few recollections
When you believe Christmas magic is real

Poem: Winter Sleepers

sleepers hang frozen
on icicle dreams melting
to snowy slumber

Poem: Winter Warmth

the breeze carries smells
winter ready to blossom
in cold whiteness of new snow
freeze hearts unready
for the coming storm

Poem: Warmer Together

Our footprints trail behind us
Across the snowy landscape
Past the frozen pond
Alongside the prints of snow birds
Seeking frozen treats
Under the icicles of the pines

Poem: Snow Kissed

Your kisses fall like
The subtlest of snowflakes
From February skies

Poem: Snowbird in Winter

Early morning snow fall
When the entire world waits
Snug in borrow and neat
Contemplating the trouble
Of rising for the day

A single note breaks

Poem: Disturbed Snow

Another Monday morning
Coffee is on and poured
Hot and black
A contrast to the cold and white
Falling softly in sheets

Poem: Sequoia Snow

Stark grey skies
Shed frozen tears
Into the silence
Between red trunks
And green pine needles
Broken only by the song
Of the sparrow and thrush