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A time of death and decay
that makes me hopeful:
dust layering
on your urn,
carved with the silhouette of a figure
that slowly becomes a bird flying south; and
crumbs of leaves returning
to the Earth,
a future-blooming home.
White canvases
full of possibility.
Hot chills:
anticipation.
Rest and repose ―
slow talks and
snow layering,
hot tea and
slippered feet ―
a life of padded steps and calm surrender
preceding spring, not knowing the concept
of waiting.
A clean blue question mark.
Creator Statement
Inspired by lyrics from “Blue & Grey” and “Life Goes On,” I wanted to capture the recurring theme in BTS’s work that everything comes in cycles and endings are part of a larger narrative using the imagery of winter.
— tessawritespoems
Tessa is a Canadian elementary teacher who fell in love with poetry in 2003 and BTS’s lyricism and performance artistry in 2018. (Canada)
Illustration By: Circa, @circadraws
Acknowledgements
Thanks to @bybriakiara for the prompt “hot chills” and to BTS for their always-inspiring lyricism.
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APA Citation
tessawritespoems. (2021). Winter. The Rhizomatic Revolution Review [20130613], (2). https://ther3journal.com/issue-2/winter
MLA Citation
tessawritespoems. “Winter.” The Rhizomatic Revolution Review [20130613], no. 2, 2021, https://ther3journal.com/issue-2/winter.
Winter by tessawritespoems is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
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