Winter Sundays
We know each year it comes to us
Darkness, to bright cold winter days
The greens become a golden yellow
Before bareness reveals ageing old oaks
Yet cousins stay that darker luscious green
And brave red berries are to be born again
In time for their festive December displays
Birds, squirrels, foxes and rats still search
To find enough to live in our way
Close enough, but not as our prey
In gardens silent without bees at work
The warmth of staying inside my home
Hiding from what I know is still out there
Sundays were better when I used to Pray
Today I have been working on the future
In my mind and in your dreams to
To make them true for us to live in winter
And know summer will bless our faces
When we kiss in the early morning together
Bodies entwined in the sheets that cooled
Instead of blankets to encase our darkness
Sofia Urquiza
Sun 5th Apr 2020 04:46
Very descriptive,lively. Very lovely, well thought out!