(New Year’s Eve 2014/2015)
Your poem lays unwritten
Words scatter
This voluptuous snow
Will not settle
We argue about
The special arithmetic
Of lost daylight
Not much of a plight if we lived
Beyond the North Pole Circle
Where the sun just won't bother
To spell "dawn"
And unknown beasts
Shrink to a shadow
I’d rather count the
Blooms of wild myrtle
With you, my dear
I’ll nest inside
This winter’s abattoir
I won’t mind the bite
As long as we can still fly our kite
In the soft shades
Of life in perpetual twilight
Your poem lays unwritten
Words scatter
This voluptuous snow
Will not settle
We argue about
The special arithmetic
Of lost daylight
Not much of a plight if we lived
Beyond the North Pole Circle
Where the sun just won't bother
To spell "dawn"
And unknown beasts
Shrink to a shadow
I’d rather count the
Blooms of wild myrtle
With you, my dear
I’ll nest inside
This winter’s abattoir
I won’t mind the bite
As long as we can still fly our kite
In the soft shades
Of life in perpetual twilight