towards zero
the sun holds back the cold
but with steadily weakening beams --
setting sooner, rising later;
the fangs of winter gleam.
their mark is seen on every blade
the weakened sunlight hits:
and where you step, stems shatter
breaking into bits.
a cold hand sweeps the covers
as I get in bed at night;
the trees are winter's spectres
as I turn out the light.
the sky's electric blue
behind the stars of diamond white --
winter's breath is in the air
and coming, winter's night.
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