First Snow Fall

 

snow

 

white flakes
(like eider-down)
flutter from heaven
collect on tree branches
hedges and shrubs

like your kisses
soft and sensuous
they caress my cheeks
brush my lips
burst on my tongue

they blanket all
leaving the path
an untouched virgin,
a wonderland
of mystery

all traces
of my coming
have disappeared
making me question
am i here
at all?

 

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Comments

9 responses to “First Snow Fall”

  1. Beautiful poem!
    Rene is truly a beautiful person.

    Your work is a wonderful thing. I am surrounded by homeless.
    Today, being very cold and windy, precluded the poor woman who has been living on the steps beside my place from being able to rest there.
    We had a woman living on our steps for a few months last winter.
    9,000 living on the streets of Toronto last winter, and we/they got an article in Toronto life on how this has come about.

    Anyway, apologies for my little rant, & thank you!

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    1. Thank you so much, Rene.

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      1. My pleasure, so beautiful I wanted to share it.

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  2. Incredibly beautiful!

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    1. Thank you, Rene. I am humbled by your words of encouragement.

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      1. Its my pleasure, your poetry is always lovely.

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