
Sometimes all it takes is a walk in the snow
To find and recover my rapidly beating heart
Warm under a great sheet of ice, aglow
A beacon, An oversentimental itch
an almost slip to knock the wind
Back into these desperate lungs
Under my skin under the snow fall
I am closer than I have ever been
To being something clean
So often my sobriety forgets
I am holy as red stained glass
Like water in a German crystal wine goblet
My spill forth will only bring life
Panic exhales, cold and quiet
The cloud passes, the day
Clear and white. Sometimes
all it takes is a walk in the snow.
About the Creator
Justin Black
I write mostly poetry, and I enjoy accidental and intentional rhyme.
All photographs are my own. Get my poetry book below! 🙌 ⤵️
For The Love of Birds: A Collection Plate of Poetry and Pictures for Adultish Persons
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