POLAR

Poems by Cathy

                                           

 

 

POLAR

 

Winter’s vest is worn like a beast

Drops the icicles of woven hair

Chills the heat to love the least

Desolation souls challenge shredded life

Courage frozen all pieces of hollowed space,

Bodies hold the memories of the sorrowed strife.

As fallen glaciers frames the splinters never to

Leave a trace.

Comes golden rays filling in all the ghostly parts

As I now am caught in winter’s thaw

So brings a soul which carries its wounded heart

Polar caps rise up strong, greeting their brawl

A winter’s vest to be worn like a beast

Melt the fangs of foes to celebrate the feast.

C. j. Ayers

 

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