Winter Prince, Shakespeare
Shall I compare thee to a winters night?
You're darker by far and more pervasive
The chill in the air kills any thought of staying out longer
Rushing me inside to drink something hot and cuddle down
Whose pristine skies bless down flurries of frozen inconsistencies
turns dirty, ugly, slushy in my boot and burns my fingers numb and blue
Either because I lost my gloves or Jack Frost was feeling feisty
Oh, but this keen season won't ever lose it's frosted charm
Nor shall I forget the icy breaths that gave me life
Life can never drain you of your vitality
But only bring you farther into my tenderness with time
As long as there is snow on the breeze and hope of love
So shall this poem survive and immortalize you with it