Wintry
Wintry berries
dead at the tips
of snow-sagged branches
red as blood-inked lips.
Wintry oceans
tucked into bed
with the earth beneath it,
people on its head.
Wintry mountains
with caves of bone;
littered leather;
scarred, gnawed stones.
Wintry people
smite snow-grey cheeks.
No blush no flush--
the world’s too dead to eat.
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