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    The Whispering Frosty Pines
    The Whispering Frosty Pines
    The Whispering Frosty Pines
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    The Whispering Frosty Pines

    By Kätriin Kaldaru

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    In "The Whispering Frosty Pines," embark on a lyrical journey through enchanting winter landscapes where nature speaks in hushed tones. Each poem captures the delicate beauty of frost-kissed pines, inviting readers to listen to the gentle murmurs of the woods as they reveal secrets of resilience and serenity.  The collection intertwines viv

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSwan Charm Publishing
    Release dateDec 18, 2024
    ISBN9789908521664
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      The Whispering Frosty Pines - Kätriin Kaldaru

      The Cold Harmony of the Pines

      Underneath the moonlit skies,

      Laughter dances, spirits rise.

      Joyful voices fill the chill,

      As the winter night stands still.

      Pines adorned with sparkling light,

      Whispers of the cold delight.

      Bundles of joy, gifts untold,

      Wrapped in warmth from the cold.

      Snowmen stand with cheerful smiles,

      As we share these winter miles.

      Mittens warm from hand to hand,

      Building dreams upon the land.

      With each carol, hearts unite,

      In the stillness of the night.

      The cold harmony we find,

      Fills our hearts, forever kind.

      Shadows Merging with Whispered Winds

      In twilight glow, the shadows play,

      As whispers dance, the night makes way.

      Laughter echoes through the air,

      With joyous hearts, we gather there.

      Beneath the stars, our spirits rise,

      Together bright, like morning skies.

      The warmth of friendship fills the night,

      In harmony, our souls take flight.

      The Frosted Language of the Trees

      With branches draped in frosty white,

      The trees converse in soft moonlight.

      Every flake tells a tale of cheer,

      In nature's voice, we joyfully hear.

      Children's laughter fills the streets,

      As frosted whispers share sweet treats.

      The world adorned in shimmering hues,

      Brings warmth to hearts, like soothing muse.

      Softly Wrapped in a Winter's Embrace

      Beneath the blankets, soft and warm,

      We gather close, away from harm.

      The fire crackles, stories unfold,

      In this embrace, our hearts feel bold.

      The winter winds may howl and sigh,

      Yet inside glows a joyous sky.

      With every sip of cocoa fine,

      We celebrate the love divine.

      Stillness within the Crystal Canopy

      The night is still, the world aglow,

      Crystal branches move to and fro.

      In this hush, our laughter sings,

      As joy and peace, together clings.

      The snowflakes fall like whispered dreams,

      In festive lights, the universe beams.

      With open hearts, we share the night,

      Wrapped in warmth, our spirits unite.

      Shivering Secrets in the Shade

      In the whispering woods where shadows play,

      Twinkling lights dance the night away.

      Laughter echoes, bright and clear,

      As friends gather close, spreading cheer.

      Glimmers of joy adorn the trees,

      The air is filled with festive breeze.

      In secret corners, stories unfold,

      Shivering secrets, warm and bold.

      The Calmness of the Winter Breeze

      Gentle winds on a winter's eve,

      Crisp and clear, let us believe.

      Softly falling snowflakes sway,

      Painting the world in shades of gray.

      With each breath, a frosty plume,

      Whispers of joy lightly loom.

      Children's laughter fills the air,

      In every

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