To: bentfeather
Berg
Ice, far as the eye can see,
empty whiteness sculpted by wind,
ruled by the hand of bitter cold.
Here only starkness seems to be,
a terrible loneliness so sterile to find,
and seemingly ancient beyond old.
Floating upon a grey flat sea,
the ice moves to wind and tide,
a white juggernaut so brittle cold.
Silent, patient voyager in Fates lee,
adrift, alone, upon a trip it must abide,
only Coronus knows its age so old.
To: WayzataJOHNN
Berg
WOW great poem. Gives me the shivers.
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