A seductive poem for a virgin about the snow falling and melting on contact
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In whispered winds a tale unfolds,
Where winter's grace pure white as lace,
Cascades in silent, gentle folds—
A dance of flakes in soft embrace.
Each snowflake falls with tender care,
A fleeting touch, a fleeting kiss,
Upon the earth, it's maiden dare,
In swift surrender to the bliss.
The chill caress, a lover's sigh,
Evaporates where warmth is found;
The snow, like dreams that softly die,
Leaves naught but memory on the ground.
Yet in its wake it does unveil
A secret bond both sweet and true,
For in the melting, hints prevail
That beauty's fiercest under view.