Submissions by Olden
POEMS AND SHORT STORIES
Poet Introduction
I listen, I observe, I absorb, and in the end, I tell.
STORY POEM
Published
13th Dec 2012 3:02am
13th Dec 2012 3:02am
Seasons' Exordium
Should the northern winds sigh, or the basin carry
Thickset mist aloft dewy pastures where shepherds tend
Sunless white skies drift apart like glacial leaves
Or turbulent clouds in wicked rapture expend
Might you share company, I implore, on a hearthside perch
Aside my lonesome for a tankard and ear for lend
The blessèd succession of circadian seasons
In a lineage of tales from Nature's undreamt
The Solstices harmonize in a wayward opposition
Of sheer crystalline cold to torrid mana storms
And the Equinoxes inspirit an unfathomable cache ...
Thickset mist aloft dewy pastures where shepherds tend
Sunless white skies drift apart like glacial leaves
Or turbulent clouds in wicked rapture expend
Might you share company, I implore, on a hearthside perch
Aside my lonesome for a tankard and ear for lend
The blessèd succession of circadian seasons
In a lineage of tales from Nature's undreamt
The Solstices harmonize in a wayward opposition
Of sheer crystalline cold to torrid mana storms
And the Equinoxes inspirit an unfathomable cache ...
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