The Ice Queen
the snowflakes catch in her lashes
when she blinks they scatter
like little white butterflies
her blue lips
raw
yet soft to the touch
leave frostbite
on her lovers
her frosty cerulean eyes
cast their frigid gaze
upon a glacial world
her small white hands
nimble fingers
frozen
weave bitter winds
of winter
from sharpened
icicles
and
blows on them gently
sending them out
into the world
and she shivers
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