The sky, never ending abyss,
Drowns mortal gazes with disdain.
The virgin moon and noble stars, celestial choir,
Humming cold songs, requiems mourning
The death of nature.
Winter's icy dress erotically reveals
Two naked shoulders, delicate and pale,
Passion, addiction, lust,
Nectar and ambrosy, all flowing
In this silk river.
The horizon, never ending abyss,
Drowned in snow, drowned in fog,
Chanting with haunting winds
The requiems mourning
Winter's cold love.
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This poem is amazing. I live in a place where winter is not that prominent of a season and I don't really get to experience the beauty of it. I love how you described it as, "The death of nature." This description gives off a kind of dark beauty of it. The pert about, "winters cold love" was really deep. Winter like other things is cold but once you get past that initial "fear" you can see the warmth of it. This poem is amazing and gives off a wonderful message.
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Thanks for your review but I really want to point out the fact that metaphors don't have to be tangible, to be seen. I see that you are more on the practical, science side but please when reviewing poetry try to stop the practical side where everything is what it says it is.
Okay.