Silent Night
The orb of day fades softly into night Gray blanket clouds sheathe earth in cold embrace Fahrenheit drops as Boreas awakes Swirling in wind, flecks of ice take flight Shifting and reflecting in dim lamplight Frigid flakes sift softly through onyx space Only time cannot touch this snowy place A wintry wonderland of dormant life Clad in fleece, shivering against the cold I stand mere witness to a change unique Crystals of white quickly conceal the ground I realize, in time, no matter how old I will strain to hear wisps of what I seek Exhales of Winter, in silence, have sound
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