Winter has come
The land has gone
A white shroud
Covers the lifeless
form
The first flurries of the white,
Began to fall at twilight
Though until the dawn
So by the next morn
Everything lay below
A carpet of fresh
white snow
It’s such a mild Christmas
All the
birds are singing noisily
Normally in
December
They’re all
frozen to a tree
Father Frost, with icy fingers
Holds
winter in his frozen grasp
And spreads
it wide across the land
Till it
wears his thick winter cloak
The mist cascaded down the hillside Like a maiden’s hair Tumbling onto her shoulders The bare branches of the birch trees Pierced ...