Sitting in the snow, thinking of you,
Watching the soft flakes falling,
Still thinking of you.
Soft White Icy flakes, hit the ground
Without making a single sound.
Yet still;
I'm thinking of you.
My memory trapped in the twinkling
Falling icicles, remind me of times
gone by.
Still thinking of you.
Remembering that cold white snowy night,
When you covered me in the warmth
of your touch.
Still, I'm thinking of you.
All these years have passed by
without you, and only tears
I now cry, into the cold depths
of a silent white blanket.
And my tears;
Still think of you.
Thank you for reading my poem. This is a poem that is not supposed to rhyme or be written in any order. This is a poem written about snow that reminds me of a friend who looked after me in the 90s when I was forced to sleep on the streets in the snow. I was cold and scared, and also vulnerable at the time, and that friend showed me comfort, hope, courage, friendship, and love. My poem is an expression of how sitting in the snow brings back memories and makes me cry, thinking about him. Hence; it doesn't rhyme or have a certain order, it only echoes my constant reminder of him, snow.
Hearts are most welcome if you enjoyed my poem. Tips are a welcome bonus, though they are optional too.
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About the Creator
Carol Townend
Fiction, Horror, Sex, Love, Mental Health, Children's fiction and more. You'll find many stories in my profile. I don't believe in sticking with one Niche! I write, but I also read a lot too.
Comments (1)
Snow can be fun, Don't think it is the best place for thinking, But if you like it, Then ok. Memories don't choose any speciific place though, when thy come , They come.