Winter’s night
I smell the stars and the moon They smell like fire and ice I’m staring into their eyes like a loon In winter’s deserted paradise
A cold sterile wind Is hardening my cheeks Winter’s unsubtle hint Lasting for days and weeks
My head’s to cold to ponder I feel slightly sedated My feet feel like six feet under My fingers are stiff and frustrated I perceive a serene decay Darkened tree bark is abound No fresh roses on my way Not much life has stayed around
I see no trails Just a layer of pristine white paint As I step it softly fails Whispering like a saint
Waiting for the curse to be lifted When the sun will speak the words To spring we will be shifted Accompanied by a song of many birds












