Jan 13 2009
Poem - Ice Maze
Pix of my front yard in ice storm.
I would like to take a “mental health day” from the usual blog content today and escape into a poem I wrote last week during our dangerous but very lovely ice storm. Please enjoy it.
Ice Maze
By Therese M. Haberman
Branches trapped in time
Creaking dips on
Cracking breezes
Tinkling tips of icicle siblings
Point to the snow-flecked ground
Chandelier trees
Shards of ice glass
Crash in gusts
On the rocks
Crystalline drizzle on stony ground
Snow bank labyrinth
Shimmering ice maze
Leads deep
Into winter’s debt
With only a blanket
Of hard-packed snow
Gray sky on granite benches
Black-on-white world whispers
To sleeping fairy garden
Stay by a warm hearth
‘Til dawn sparks
New light of sun.


