A Winter Love
Fire
In the winter dark
moths dart into the flame with
reckless abandon.
About the Creator
Geoffrey Philp
I am a Jamaican writer. I write poems (haiku & haibun), stories & essays about climate change, Marcus Garvey, music icons such as Bob Marley, and the craft of writing through personal reflection & societal engagement.
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Captures the chill of winter ♥️
Exquisite.