Toward the Solstice
The winter solstice is the shortest day of our year
The meger sunlight is fleeting at best
But every following day becomes longer
The snow is not such a burden-
When it twinkles and shines like sapphire-
In the afternoon glow
The cold is just as frigid
And the winds just as biting
But it all seems a little more tolerable
As days stretch
Extra moments of sunshine
Give hope for spring
The trees will live again
Grass will poke through lacquered ice
And a new songbird will rejoice
All this comes after the winter solstice-
The shortest day of the year
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