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Frost's touch

a poem

By Heather ScottPublished about a year ago 1 min read
Frost's touch
Photo by Lara Baeriswyl on Unsplash

White lines of Winter's chill,

Heralder of snowflakes, not far to come.

Lines of lace, embracing plants, grasses, windshields -

Lovingly encased in designs, Nature only can claim.

With it, come the cool breaths, the puffs of smoke that

reminds us we are alive and breathing -

Breathing each cool intake, as if it were our first and last (all at once) -

so sharp and unmistakable.

We notice you, Frost.

We notice the signs of Winter's arrival -

the birds do too.

The plants all bent and withered, leaves gone - fallen,

to become beds under new ice.

Frost, you forget nothing,

with your blanket.

You make all scenery

connected, as one.

You are

Nature's large-scale

embroidery painter.

nature poetry

About the Creator

Heather Scott

Writing, to keep my sanity and make some sense of the world, while keeping watch over my five children as a single parent.

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  • Gregory Paytonabout a year ago

    We notice you frost, the birds do too. Beautifully written. Nicely Done!!

  • This was absolutely stunning! Loved your poem!

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