When winter does wrestle death
By Mark Heathcote
Sun, 18 Oct 2009
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When winter does wrestle death
Snow lies falling with petals bereft
Her mantle a meadow white lily
Uprooting stars in heavens pity.
Veils of fine silk are spun to order
Wheeling moths circle and flutter.
Ferries-wheeled across the boarder
Our souls are curdled in god’s butter.
When winter does wrestle death
No one’s heart did feel bereft
Even the old drew a second breath.
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Wow, Mark, I think this
Wow, Mark, I think this piece is absolutely outstanding! It spoke volumes to me, penned so elegantly too! Excellent!
Rachael. x
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