The days of frost

by Peter   Apr 1, 2013


Skin lingering with an edge of frost, awaiting to be touched,
but a pond action,
shivers and trembles like a quake in still waters.
Rejecting its intruder.
The quick withdrawal,
instantaneous as a frightened Hare.
The primal instincts that once where forgotten,
now burn within the host.
Incapability to run,
to ride as a fawn does ever so gallantly and agile between trees.
Awaked to be bound to what is not natural,
but illusion makes it to be dreamed off.

Long lost are the dawns of frost, where he would once run amongst the trees with a breath as deep as the waves.

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  • 11 years ago

    by Xanthe

    Lovely piece.

  • 11 years ago

    by CathyButterflyJC

    Wow, I really enjoyed reading this poem, I loved the way you described it, I could really see it, I really liked the word choice you used and how the poem flowed, great poem, can't wait to read more of your poems!