on either side of winter
the sun shines longer
warmth envelops
the body
the mind
the grey of winter
the cold
the distant sun
shorter days
enhance the value of friendship
as the warmth envelops
the heart and the mind
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by Paul Cech / February 5th, 2023
on either side of winter
the sun shines longer
warmth envelops
the body
the mind
the grey of winter
the cold
the distant sun
shorter days
enhance the value of friendship
as the warmth envelops
the heart and the mind
This article was posted on Sunday, February 5th, 2023 at 8:02am and is filed under Poetry.
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