Solstice Song – Denise Jordan Finley
i heard your voice upon the wind
as northerly it came
now i see your face again
as you call out your name
when i feel your frosty breath
tears will fall like snow
who may melt your heart of ice
who may only know
the musky scent of earth’s decay
hangs heavy on the breeze
breezes turn to winds one day
that rock the very trees
when you rage through rusty woods
leaves will fall like rain
who can calm your heart so cruel
who can only name
when the ring around the moon
lends beauty to the night
planets circle round the sun
and bask in borrowed light
if a taste of spring should wake
what winter white would quell
who may own the mystery
who may only tell
Maverick Mist 
Beautiful! Such delicate words to fit the silent crisp twilight of the images.
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It was a lovely day and you are right that the song befits the occasion. Thank you. 🙂
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You are very welcome!
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Beautiful image to the words of the song. I love the late light…but what is that white stuff? 😉
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LOL, it’s kind of like your fog only chilled and shaken, not stirred. Thanks. 🙂
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haha cute 😉
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Beautiful poem and pictures are perfect!!! All the best of the season!!
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Thanks Cybele. Best wishes to you as well.
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