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Surrender of the Bay

A Winter Poem

By Kaylee ChampaPublished 6 years ago 1 min read
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Her sirens all have gone to sleep

With icy breaths she heaves a sigh

Surrenders to her bottom deep

Floating upward to what lingers in her eye

Keeper of the birds, the trees, the shore

Fallen is the bay that freezes cool

Winter comes to threaten and what more

Keep and come to claim the land you rule

The flurries spark on unsuspecting ground

Her skin begins to build a shield of crystal glass

Among her body life’s abound

young and old follow the ocean bypass

So cold, she coos to lovers near

Who dare to brave the path she clears

nature poetry
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About the Creator

Kaylee Champa

22 year old writer and psychology student. I write poetry, fiction and more. Inspired by horror shorts, Ray Bradbury and surrealism

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