Winter's Child »
Posted By Spadecaller 1 year, 2 months ago in Arts & EntertainmentThis video features a poem entitled, "Winter's Child", written and narrated by Spadecaller with music composed by Yanni.
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Welcome to my profile. About me: I'm an artist of several kinds; from bull to painting. I don't spare too many words. Most ...
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Spadecaller1 year, 2 months ago
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Winter's Child
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On that cold day my old dog shivered
Above the blades of frozen grass
Where Autumns final breath glistened
Like fine crystal glass.
Amidst the crimson and gold leaves she curled
Her frail body onto the ground
With snowflakes falling she left behind this world
My dear pal, my faithful hound.
The Sounds of romping pups and kitten mews
Fell silent to the screaming blue jay
Coloring crayons of one hundred hues
Were boxed and then stored away.
Returning home some two hundred seasons hence
When crocus petals mingled with my tears
I became the melting snow upon the fence
In this, the springtime of my later years. -
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Spadecaller1 year, 2 months ago
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"Only pathetic misfits would take the time to neg each comment. I can only pity such lost souls."
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I stand by that remark, though it appeared to offend you.
I will and have always admitted that I am less than perfect -- that I make mistakes, and have often openly admitted and apologized for them. Is it really my ego that you should be challenging?
You have a grudge (AG), but on a positive note I am glad you enjoyed the poem. -
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