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Poetry: When winter comes

• 1 of 17

  by Marea E. Johnson

  When winter comes

  I will think of you

  And how your eyes twinkled

  brighter than the christmas lights

  When winter comes

  I will put

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• 2 of 17

  by Tom Mcmurray

  
  
  And there shall be no candled moon
  No bones picked clean by virtue's rage
  Or sins left unforgiven
  All lovers left in limbo

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• 3 of 17

  by Mascaretta Shamoo

  When winter comes,

  A Hush falls upon the ground,

  Sap drains from the trees into the ground,

  Their leaves fall silently and whirl

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• 4 of 17

  by Mia Marks

  WHITE WINTER

  Quietly I will come to you,

  In the silence of the night.

  You'll wake to find no skies of blue,

  The landscape

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• 5 of 17

  by Jeremy Ford

  When the bronze leaves careen down the dust

  with the wind whirring through the trees

  and the warmth of the multitude is needed

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Poetry: When winter comes