Ice-land

Ice-land

A Poem by Avocations of Amber

Iridescent shadows play tag in the cradle of the snow mounds

while washboard ripples of ice build along the hillside.

The skeleton-like trees stand guard over the empty forest as tiny creatures scurry beneath them seeking shelter from old Jack Frost.

The people, entombed in a world of warmth in their rows of die-cut houses and picket fenced prisons, sit and wait;

They watch for signs of life, highlights of green amidst a land of grey.

Star-studded snowflakes keep falling across the plains

 seeking to mimic the alignments of the godly night-time sky

and jaded yellow daffodils patiently await their debut. 

 

© 2010 Avocations of Amber


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what a beautiful picture you have painted here...just brilliant...

Posted 14 Years Ago


This is such a beautiful, moving write, taking us across the winterscape... covered in wondrous white and waiting to come alive in vibrant spring colors. Your glimpses bring the world alive. Amazing flow and imagry!

Posted 14 Years Ago



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Avocations of Amber
Avocations of Amber

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I'm 32. I was born in Savannah, Georgia. I currently live in the mountains. I am inspired by nature and love mostly and I find solace in reading. Some of my favorites are: the book, Prince of Tide.. more..

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