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    Wild in Frost
    Wild in Frost
    Wild in Frost
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    Wild in Frost

    By Mirell Mesipuu

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    "Wild in Frost" invites readers into an enchanting landscape where nature's resilience meets the stark beauty of winter. This collection of poems captures the raw essence of the season, weaving together vivid imagery and poignant reflections that explore themes of solitude, transformation, and the quiet strength found within the cold.  Thro

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSwan Charm Publishing
    Release dateDec 22, 2024
    ISBN9789908107417
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      Wild in Frost - Mirell Mesipuu

      A Glint of Frozen Moonlight

      Moonbeams dance on silvery snow,

      A tranquil glow, a gentle show.

      Crisp and clear, the world stands still,

      Winter's magic, hearts it thrills.

      Icicles glisten with delight,

      Stories whispered through the night.

      Gathered near the fireside's light,

      Warmth spreads forth, a glowing sight.

      Breath of the Frosty Glade

      In the glade where shadows play,

      Frosty breezes swirl and sway.

      Nature’s choir, a soft refrain,

      Fills our hearts with sweet champagne.

      Joyous spirits lift the air,

      Gathering memories to share.

      Winter's charm, the world adorned,

      In this festivity, we are warmed.

      The Glint of Frosted Eyes

      In twilight's glow, the stars ignite,

      With laughter bright, hearts take flight.

      The world adorned in silver sheen,

      Where joy's embraced, and spirits keen.

      With every cheer, the air is light,

      And in the dance, all feels just right.

      Hands clasped tight, we weave a spell,

      In this enchanted, snowy dell.

      Secrets of the Frozen Wild

      Through whispered winds, the secrets flow,

      Beneath the bark where shadows grow.

      A festive air, both wild and free,

      Nature's song, our jubilee.

      Snowflakes twirl in a frosty ballet,

      As we gather to laugh and play.

      The pine trees wear their winter crown,

      In this magical, snowy town.

      The Chilling Call of the North

      Hear the echo of laughter clear,

      Through frosted pines, our hearts draw near.

      With every step on crisp, white ground,

      The pulse of joy is all around.

      A crackling fire, a warm embrace,

      In this winter wonder, we find our place.

      Songs and stories, shared with cheer,

      In the north's embrace, we hold so dear.

      Crystalized Whispers of Nature

      The frost is painting every tree,

      With sparkling whispers, soft and free.

      Under the moon, we gather round,

      In this frozen dream, our joy is found.

      Each icy breath, a moment shared,

      In the stillness, our hearts declared.

      With gratitude for the season's light,

      We celebrate the magic of the night.

      Underneath the Silver Veil

      Underneath the silver veil,

      Laughter twinkles like a trail.

      Joyful hearts in gleaming light,

      Celebrate this wondrous night.

      Glistening trees adorned so bright,

      Whispers of the frosty night.

      Friends and family gathered near,

      In the warmth, we shed our fear.

      Frozen Serenade

      In a world of hoarfrost dreams,

      The night is filled with sparkling beams.

      Voices rise like snowflakes high,

      As we dance beneath the sky.

      Melodies of joy resound,

      In this bliss, our hearts are found.

      Frozen footprints mark our way,

      For together, we shall stay.

      Glacial Dances

      With every step, the glacial spins,

      Underneath the

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