RedRavenPoems

Where Poems Fly, Through Starry Skies.


From the North

From the north the chill wind blows

Carrying threats of coming snow.

Scattering leaves, through the air they fly

As the autumn ends, summer finally dies.

The ice creeps forth from it’s slumber

Frost seeps, in endless number.

Patterns of wonderous shapes, wild designs

As the cold comes, the world to bind.



One response to “From the North”

  1. For me it’s always sad when summer dies.

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A Simple man who dreams of being an Author one day. A lover of poems and stories of all types. A dreamer and a tale weaver in my spare time. What little I have as a father of three. Come sit by the fire, and let me spin my tales, let me speak my rhymes, and show you, a quite good time.

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