General Poetry posted February 2, 2014 | Chapters: |
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free verse
A chapter in the book To Cherish Thorns
Winter's Concubine
by michaelcahill
Personification of Winter Contest Winner
![]() Shy and vulnerable your pose, standing there naked branches trying to cover your shame but I blow them skyward and see what I want to see how lovely you look dressed in white my dear feigning virginity though I have had my way with you night after endless freezing night where are your fickle friends now? no chirping or scampering or even a slick slither how quickly they abandoned you as I swaggered down the path only I am here now to caress every trembling stem feel the shiver of each kiss I bestow you are mine my pet, every conquered bough It is my pleasure, concubine. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ |
Writing Prompt Using any form of poetry, with or without rhyming, write about Winter using the technique of personification (as if this season were a person). |
![]() Personification of Winter Contest Winner |
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