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    Frozen Moose
    Frozen Moose
    Frozen Moose
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    Frozen Moose

    By Linda Leevike

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    In "Frozen Moose," the enchanting landscape of the wild takes center stage, where the majestic beauty of nature intertwines with poignant reflections on life's fleeting moments. Each poem captures the essence of solitude, resilience, and the profound connections that exist between humanity and the natural world.  Through vivid imagery and e

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSwan Charm Publishing
    Release dateDec 17, 2024
    ISBN9789908523521
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      Book preview

      Frozen Moose - Linda Leevike

      The Silhouette in Frost

      Shadows play on crystals bright,

      Silver glimmers in the light.

      Trees adorned with frosted lace,

      Nature’s hush, a soft embrace.

      Children’s voices fill the air,

      Joyful moments everywhere.

      Sipping cocoa, hearts entwined,

      In this scene, pure peace we find.

      Nature's Stillness

      Silent nights with stars aglow,

      Moonlight dances on the snow.

      Branches bow with starlit grace,

      Nature holds a warm embrace.

      Fires crackle, stories shared,

      In the stillness, hearts are bared.

      Gather close, let worries cease,

      In this calm, we find our peace.

      Hooves in the Winter Mist

      Hooves a-patter on the ground,

      Magic whispers all around.

      Wrapped in blankets, snug and tight,

      We cheer the beauty of the night.

      Sleigh bells jingle through the air,

      Every moment filled with care.

      Through the mist, we ride anew,

      In this wonder, all feels true.

      Nature's Giant in Stillness

      In the forest, whispers glide,

      Tall trees stand, their secrets hide.

      Golden leaves like sunlit dreams,

      Nature’s heart in quiet gleams.

      Birds chirp sweet in morning light,

      Colors dance, a pure delight.

      Under skies of azure blue,

      Life unfolds in vibrant hue.

      Hooves Print Stories in Snow

      Hooves press gently on the white,

      Tales of journeys day and night.

      Frosty air where laughter swirls,

      Winter’s joy unfurls and twirls.

      Each print tells of paths once roamed,

      In the wild where spirits called home.

      Snowflakes fall like whispered charms,

      Nature's grace in soft, warm arms.

      Timeless Beauty of the North

      Underneath the starry dome,

      Glaciers gleam where wild things roam.

      Mountains rise, their peaks so high,

      Kissed by clouds that float like sighs.

      Auroras dance in vibrant hues,

      A canvas bright with nature’s muse.

      In the stillness, peace unfolds,

      Timeless tales, forever told.

      Crystalized Dreams of the Wild

      In the twilight, magic glows,

      Every heartbeat gently flows.

      Crystals form where rivers bend,

      Nature’s art, our hearts it sends.

      Footprints mark the path of grace,

      In this wild and wondrous space.

      Underneath the moon’s soft light,

      Dreams take flight in tranquil night.

      Beneath the Whispering Snow

      Flakes twirl gently in the light,

      They dance and laugh in pure delight.

      Children's laughter fills the air,

      Joy abounds everywhere.

      Warmth in hearts, a glowing fire,

      Songs sung loud, our spirits higher.

      Mittens clasped, we run and play,

      Chasing dreams on winter's day.

      The Stillness of a Forgotten Trail

      Crimson leaves beneath white sheen,

      Silent whispers where we've been.

      Footprints traced in crisp, cool air,

      Nature's art beyond compare.

      The scent of pine, a tranquil grace,

      Winding paths in this serene place.

      Snowflakes shimmer, a soft embrace,

      Time

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