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    Winter Reflections
    Winter Reflections
    Winter Reflections
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    Winter Reflections

    By Liina Liblikas

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    "Winter Reflections" invites readers into a world of serene beauty and introspective stillness, where the chill of the season harmonizes with the warmth of introspection. Each poem captures the delicate interplay between frost-kissed landscapes and the deep emotional landscapes within us all.  Through vivid imagery and evocative language, t

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSwan Charm Publishing
    Release dateDec 7, 2024
    ISBN9789908520766
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      Book preview

      Winter Reflections - Liina Liblikas

      Sculpted Dreams of Ice and Snow

      Whispers trace the frozen stream,

      Nature’s art, a silent dream.

      Each crystal shard, a tale retold,

      In icy curves, pure beauty unfolds.

      Mountains wear their shrouds of white,

      Guardians of the silver night.

      With every flake, a canvas new,

      Sculpted visions come into view.

      Ethereal shapes in frosty air,

      Dancing lightly without a care.

      Frozen whispers, secrets deep,

      In the silence, memories sleep.

      Together we wander, hand in hand,

      Across this vast and wondrous land.

      In every step, the crunch we hear,

      Echoes of joy, ringing clear.

      Beneath the stars, we paint our wishes,

      In the cold, where magic swishes.

      Sculpted dreams in ice and snow,

      In our hearts, forever glow.

      Dreaming in the Depth of Frost

      In a world of icy calm,

      Where silence holds its breath,

      The stars above shine bright,

      Casting dreams upon my path.

      Frosty whispers in the air,

      A dance of crystal light,

      Each flake a fleeting thought,

      My heart takes flight tonight.

      Beneath the frozen sky,

      The echoes softly play,

      A lullaby of stillness,

      Guiding me on my way.

      As shadows softly creep,

      In the moon’s gentle glow,

      I wander through the frost,

      Into dreams where soft winds blow.

      With each step that I take,

      The world begins to gleam,

      In the depth of this frost,

      I find my warmest dream.

      Shadows of the Longest Night

      Under a canopy of stars,

      A night so dark yet bright,

      Whispers of the shadows call,

      In the heart of the night.

      Secrets wrapped in silence,

      Time stands still and waits,

      As the moon casts her gaze,

      Over the timeworn gates.

      A breath held in the calm,

      The world begins to sleep,

      In the shadows’ embrace,

      The memories run deep.

      Footsteps softly fading,

      Into the velvet skies,

      Lost in the night’s story,

      Where every dream lies.

      With each tick of the clock,

      The darkness holds its sway,

      In the shadows of the night,

      All the worries drift away.

      Whispers of the Frozen Pines

      Beneath the towering pines,

      Frost kisses every branch,

      Their whispers haunt the silence,

      A soft, enchanting dance.

      Snowflakes fall like secrets,

      Covering the quiet ground,

      Each one a precious moment,

      In the stillness all around.

      The air is crisp and clear,

      With an aroma of pine,

      In the arms of winter’s hold,

      Every breath feels divine.

      As shadows lengthen gently,

      And twilight starts to fade,

      I listen to the whispers,

      In the magic that they made.

      Among the frozen branches,

      Where the world feels so right,

      I find peace in their secrets,

      In the heart of winter’s night.

      The Hold of Cold Embrace

      In the realm of winter's breath,

      Where everything is still,

      A cold embrace surrounds me,

      With every whispered chill.

      The world is wrapped in blankets,

      Of white and shimmering light,

      Each flake a tiny story,

      Of the beauty in the night.

      The shadows softly linger,

      In the glow of pale moons,

      They pulse with frozen rhythms,

      A symphony of tunes.

      I walk through this still wonder,

      Each step a gentle dance,

      In the hold of cold embrace,

      I find my heart’s expanse.

      Underneath the starry sky,

      Where dreams like snowflakes fall,

      I cherish every moment,

      In freeze's tender thrall.

      Frostbitten Whispers

      In the silence of the night,

      Frosted breath hangs low.

      Whispers of the winter's bite,

      Tell tales of lost aglow.

      The trees wear crystal crowns,

      Branches heavy, laden bright.

      Frozen tears that trickle down,

      Glimmer softly in the light.

      Footsteps crunch upon the ground,

      Echoes of the chilly air.

      Nature's voice, a ghostly sound,

      Filling hearts with tender care.

      Moonlight dances on the ice,

      Casting shadows long and thin.

      Every twinkle, every slice,

      A reminder of where we've been.

      Frostbitten whispers softly call,

      From the depths of winter's hold.

      As the frosty night does fall,

      A secret world begins to unfold.

      The Lullaby of Autumn’s End

      Leaves are swirling, gold and red,

      Autumn sings her final rhyme.

      Crimson dreams from branches shed,

      Fading softly, lost

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