- Non-Erotic Poetry
- Summer Hopes On A Winter?s Day
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Visions placed before my eyes:
Willowy trees; clouds in skies;
Hedges grow in shadow slow,
Bright sunlight on meadow low;
Ribbons flash on watery blue
Silver threads their glowing hue,
With streaking bugs sure to shoo
If, arm-in-arm, we’d walk on through;
Bird sound, singing, ears delight
Chirping, hidden, from one’s sight;
Tiny grey rabbits with tails off-white
Russle dry grass in their flight;
The declining day brings smells anew
In shadowed banks the smell of ‘dew
In shaded grain the smell is mellow –
Did you see, I see, a bird all yellow?
by Opi 1/28/03
(Rybka, I hope this poem brings delight to your winter days!)
