I see Heaven when it snows
Brightly white brightest shining
nature's own carpet from heaven dropped
whiter than whiteness
pristine pure purified perfect
God's metaphor to erode sin
denuded trees surrender to cold visitation
standing stark silent in darkened salute
nature goes into hibernation
sleep wrought by rejuvenation
when its' arrival is broadcast
bits and bytes of whiteness
majestic unhurried serene lackadaisical langorous
descending as regal grains of sweetness
submerging obliterating all
removing obstacles dissappearing stars
on nights absented by the moon
skies bereft of light
I look with subdued awe
and see the heavenlies reflected on earth
and declare solemn
I see Heaven when it snows
Tags: Poet-Kudjo-Poh
