Here’s a lovely Winter poem–and correlating wedding theme–for all my beloved DA Weddings subscribers!
“The Winter Comet”
The night was black and barren,
The snow lay still as death;
The mountains lie ‘neath blankets;
E’en faeries held their breath.
But then a sound came softly,
A light and airy sound.
And then a sound came softly,
Shimmer: its resound.
It sprang across the Even sky
It cut a whole of glass.
Like diamonds thrown upon the night
And tingling of brass.
Yet more melodic was its tone,
It rang so clear and free.
And finer still became its song,
And then at last we see.
The shining aura swimming fast
Across the waking vale.
Like angel with its wings thrown back,
Like bride with flowing veil.
The comet came and filled our sky
And brightened our dark souls.
The comet came and filled our sky
And hurried quickly home.
Yet before its home it finds,
Many skies will come alive,
To diamond touch and frozen lights,
Yet on and on it flies.
‘Til Mother Rora welcomes back
Her solemn sparkling child,
And home she’ll shed her virgin veil
And settle down so mild.
She’ll off to sleep ‘til Time will call
Her up for task again,
Then off she’ll fly so full and free
And claim the skies again!