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Winter's Whisper

A Poetic Ode to the Season's Embrace

By Kailee phillipsPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read
Winter's Whisper
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In the hush of winter's silent embrace,

A world transformed, adorned with grace.

A quilt of snow on the earth's soft bed,

Each flake a story, delicately spread.

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Beneath the moon's ethereal glow,

Nature's ballet in the midnight show.

Icy breath and crisp air conspire,

As winter weaves its magic lyre.

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Frost-kissed branches, a silver display,

Whispering secrets in the quiet of day.

Footprints left on paths untrod,

A testament to the journey trod.

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Cozy hearths invite with warming light,

Crackling fires against the winter night.

Mugs of cocoa, hands wrapped 'round,

Chasing away the chill that's found.

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Sparrows flit in a frosty ballet,

Leaving trails on a canvas of gray.

Nature's breath, a frosty rhyme,

Captured in the heartbeat of wintertime.

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Yet, within the cold, a warmth resides,

A sense of wonder that gently guides.

For in each season, a lesson we find,

A tapestry woven, a story aligned.

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So, let winter's beauty unfold its tale,

In every snowflake, in every glistening trail.

For in this season, both quiet and bold,

A timeless story of nature's pure gold.

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About the Creator

Kailee phillips

Like it says above my name is Kailee, though many of my friends call me Kit because I tend to draw foxes a lot in my spare time whenever I'm not writing up a storm. I love writing as you can no doubt tell from how I've been posting.

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    Written by Kailee phillips