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    Frosted Verse
    Frosted Verse
    Frosted Verse
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    Frosted Verse

    By Olivia Oja

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    In "Frosted Verse," the ethereal beauty of winter is captured in a collection of poems that shimmer like freshly fallen snow. Each piece invites readers to wander through a landscape where icy silence meets the warmth of introspection, exploring themes of solitude, transformation, and the fleeting nature of time.  With vivid imagery and del

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSwan Charm Publishing
    Release dateDec 21, 2024
    ISBN9789908522470
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      Book preview

      Frosted Verse - Olivia Oja

      The Shimmering Silence

      Underneath the twinkling lights,

      Laughter fills the cozy nights,

      Friends gather, spirits soar high,

      Joyous hearts, like stars, fly.

      Warm cocoa in delicate mugs,

      Echoes of affection and hugs,

      Whispers of dreams, soft and bright,

      Festive songs in pure delight.

      Celestial Frost

      Snowflakes dance on chilly air,

      A blanket of white, beyond compare,

      Candles flicker, casting glow,

      Magic weaves in shadows slow.

      Eager eyes gaze at the sky,

      Wonders of winter floating by,

      Midnight whispers, secrets told,

      Hearts aglow with dreams of gold.

      Frostbite Fantasies

      Crimson berries, a sweet surprise,

      Icicles hanging, nature's guise,

      Carols echo through frosty trees,

      A tapestry of memories.

      Huddled close by the fire's cheer,

      Every moment crystal clear,

      In the chill, warmth does reside,

      Together, we will not divide.

      Shimmering Silence

      As twilight falls, a hush descends,

      In every heart, the magic blends,

      Twinkling stars begin to sing,

      A preview of the joys they bring.

      Gift-wrapped dreams beneath the tree,

      Sharing love, just you and me,

      Every laughter, every cheer,

      In this festive atmosphere.

      Serene Blizzards

      Flakes of white dance through the air,

      Laughter echoes everywhere.

      Children build their snowy dreams,

      Joyful faces lit by gleams.

      Twinkling lights on every street,

      Friends and family gather, greet.

      Hot cocoa warming chilly hands,

      Love is shared across the lands.

      Carols sung by fire's glow,

      Softly whispering through the snow.

      Moments precious, hearts align,

      In this magic, all is fine.

      Serene blizzards paint the night,

      Together we embrace the light.

      Every flake a wish anew,

      Festive spirits bloom and grew.

      Timeless in Frost

      Glistening trees in silver sheen,

      Whispers of wonder, soft and keen.

      Time slows down in frosty air,

      Moments cherished, free from care.

      Bells ring out with cheerful sound,

      Unity in joy profound.

      Feasts prepared with love and cheer,

      Gathered hearts, each one draws near.

      Warmth of friendship, bonds that last,

      Memories made, shadows cast.

      Timeless laughter fills the night,

      Underneath the stars so bright.

      Frosty windows, stories shared,

      Grateful hearts, all openly bared.

      In this season, spirits rise,

      Festive magic fills the skies.

      Harsh Lullabies of Winter

      The winds sing low, a frosty cheer,

      As snowflakes dance, their whispers clear.

      Colors twirl in a dazzling show,

      Festive lights with a glimmering glow.

      Cocoa in hand, we gather near,

      Bonfires crackle, songs we hear.

      With laughter bright, we embrace the night,

      In winter's arms, our spirits take flight.

      Lament of the Snowy Pines

      Beneath the cloak of purest white,

      The pines are draped in soft moonlight.

      Their branches bow with crystal

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