wounds cut deep
as the whitened snow bleeds
blood red,
the purple abrasion
seeps,
the eyes no longer seeing
heart no longer beats,
hands frozen
despairingly motionless
as a puckered mouth opens,
silent
timeless
stillness of winter night streets,
the freeze becomes her.
Friday, February 19, 2010
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
"Dad Gum",, that is stout..
ReplyDeleteyikes. and one wonders what it would take to thaw her...or is she too far gone?
ReplyDeleteOh My... scared stiff I am... a ghost in snow...
ReplyDelete;)
Great
sounds like a scene right out of CSI...only your vivid words can describe a new found body in cold of winter. Have a great weekend......:-) Hugs
ReplyDeleteI'm coming over to warm you up!!!
ReplyDeleteI love the images you created in my head. I see here as very cold, but not necessarily dead. Something to haunt me in my dreams tonight.
ReplyDeletekay.....
ReplyDeletesweet of you to hook up that link!!
I always apperciate a positive comment or nod.
as well as well placed words(as is your case or canvas)
your still putting out great verbal images
jb
WOW - dark, dark, totally dark 55.....laid out in frozen white. Dark, but beautiful too.
ReplyDeletePG
Eep! You're scaring me, Kay. :-O
ReplyDeleteI love that! (And I totally didn't realize I halfway stole the title earlier! I'm sorry! Let's chalk it up to great minds and call it a day.)
ReplyDeletewow! A dark one.
ReplyDeleteHow gracefully you dance around darkness and despair...
ReplyDeleteNobody is so cold... sad...
ReplyDeleteperfect for this time of year.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful poem.
ReplyDeleteLoved the comparison between freezing and death, such an amazing way to capture that moment indeed.
For me, this was a poem about death, and it really was kind of how I hope it will be, where in the final breath, no matter violence or bloodshed, there is a beautiful moment of peace, a stillness. Well...you know I'm rather morbid anyway. I loved it Kay.
ReplyDeleteDark and brilliant. I agree with Prayer Girl.
ReplyDeletei see your words. i wonder where you are in this?
ReplyDeletei am young, too young, identifying my father's body in a mortuary.
Scary... :)
ReplyDeleteTake care
Not before I have to go to bed Kay... pleeaassee!!
ReplyDeleteFirst of all Bravo! Felicitations for your books. Its sure been a long time that i've been away, and so much has happened!
ReplyDeleteBut have nt been that far where i could nt find you!
Col
Scary Beauty. Hugs from this side of the pond and not so far away currently
ReplyDeleteAnd I thought I always loved snow, somehow I can't for now !
ReplyDeleteSourav .. in love with me and life!! :)
b3autifully written...
ReplyDeleteWell done, Kay!
ReplyDeleteYou have such a way with words!
Margie :)
brrr...it's chilling!
ReplyDeletexo*
Your words are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteVery dark and very chilling... and very beautiful. I think we've all experienced that distance and chill at some point or the other.
ReplyDeleteNevine
Dark and beautiful... I loved that. I see a lot of symbols here. Cold. Thank you for sharing. /Jo.
ReplyDeleterub a little snow on it --
ReplyDeleteExposing ones soul from gaping wounds for all to understand
ReplyDeleteThat last line has so much power.
ReplyDeleteDon't be speechless, talk to me. ;)
ReplyDelete'red, purple and white' ... the contents of my wardrobe, that I wear during the,
ReplyDelete'stillness of winter night streets'. And my 'hands frozen' dug in pockets deep.
:)xx
Wow. You've collected quite a large amount of blog awards ! Very artistic.
ReplyDeleteSometimes, life! Ah! I could flow with the feel, friend! All Ok?!
ReplyDeleteThe journey,the pain and the life.You said it all.
ReplyDelete