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The fog rolled over the hills Painting the mountains as the clouds never would Delicate fingers of frost On the proud fringes of trees On the hoary, brittle grass Covering, delicately, the brown of a snowless winter. Every morning, when the sun rises It comes up in a burst of glory Turning my city into a valley of diamonds As the fog slinks back to the shadowy vales To wait for the night, When it will cover, again, ever solid surface With the jewels of Winter's generous king.
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Dec 30, 2013
Dec 30, 2013 at 6:07 PM UTC
Frost
The fog rolled over the hills Painting the mountains as the clouds never would Delicate fingers of frost On the proud fringes of trees On the hoary, brittle grass Covering, delicately, the brown of a snowless winter. Every morning, when the sun rises It comes up in a burst of glory Turning my city into a valley of diamonds As the fog slinks back to the shadowy vales To wait for the night, When it will cover, again, ever solid surface With the jewels of Winter's generous king.
olivia-mercado
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Dec 30, 2013
Dec 30, 2013 at 6:07 PM UTC
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