Out my window in waning light
I witness winter's mounting might
Winds slash, shiver backyard trees
Bending harshly in brutal breeze
Northern gusting, walloping blows
Harbingers of whirling, blinding snows
Crack, a branch fractures falls unlashed
Plunges through naked limbs unabashed
Bounces upon the cold, cold ground
Tumbled brown leaves swirl around
Tussle and trundle across tawny lawns
Signal end to romantic summer liaisons
Pop on my scratched, archaic teapot
Like my tea strong, steaming hot
Flip book pages by the blazing fire
Love to read, sip tea, before I retire
Slip under bed-covers warm and soft
Glad to be in my own cozy, comfy loft
I will sleep well this late autumn night
To you, a wish for a cheery, dream flight
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| Writing Prompt |
Write a poem using words that are considered to be Onomatopoeia
Onomatopoeia [on-uh-mat-uh-pee-uh, ‐mah-tuh‐]
The formation of words, whose sound is imitative of, the sound of the noise, or action designated, such as achoo, hiss, buzz, and bang.
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