Poems from the
Inside
Seek
the light of day . . .
A cold wind whirls and gusts
around the corners
of the house,
seeps and whispers
through the cracks,
chills the bone.
April has turned cold and cruel . . .
and you, you are angry,
I can tell.
Perhaps,
-- opposed to all the rumor --
you have no taste
for art?
Or is it just my poems
that are offensive?
This April day assumes your face,
as the wind whispers,
and chills the bone.
© D. Winter
1999