December Daybreak
By Don Iannone
Deafening quiet December morning.
Still cold air surrounds and bites at nothingness.
Fresh white snow...piled deep, muffles
worldly worries and woes.
Light creeps slowly into day, through naked trees,
awakening bright red cardinals,
plopping from perches into glittering snow
in search of first light breakfast.
No highway sounds, lawnmower roars...
only the sound of lingering stillness
hushing the heart into patient repose.
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11 comments:
Hushhhh…
Great imagery, Don.
Great poem!
beautiful
Thanks Dan, Kai and Borut for your comments.
beautiful... so peaceful!
Yes, everything is pushing us towards the stillness.
love ittttttttttt! :)
It is interesting Don, in that my mind's memories of stillnes are not found in summer's wood, in an empty house; a cushion or the still of night. They are however, found in a winter's morn...
Thanks, Don!
This poem has a pervading sense of peace. It has bee purified in the crucible of silence. Essential!
"deafening quiet"- I love that!
Thanks Andrew, Russell, Tim, Jel, Rob, and Polona. I much appreciate your comments.
Tim, there is a very special something about a winter's morning. The stillness is a big part of it.
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