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Winter Tree (Metaphor Poem)

denuded of cover

she stands all alone

without a leaf

upon her timbered bones

above in sombre grey skies

an uncaring sun hides

winter's whipping wind

lashes her hide

there she shivers

for want of warm light

there she quivers

through the gelid days and nights

the bitter iciness

ever staying

with the freezing vetch

so cruelly parlaying

the end doth call

she dies

she dies

she dies

in winter's cold pall

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Written by
ElizabethSquires
Australian
Published
Nov 25, 2013
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