A dawdling energy
Spreads over yonder
Heavy eyed drowsy
The mountains of white
Kind of euphoric
The sky blueing rapidly
A huge heap of forest
Pitch tar in spite
Of Seagulls on chimney pots
Warming the cockles
A high ermine frill
Sees Dolgellau below
The light bright and chalky
Just driven snow
And A picture so still
And an eternal glow
An Image of stillness
Of valid perspective
A force that affirms
Compelling to see
Starkness created
An artless indifference
The sage and the sorcerer
Both would agree
From an odd chimney
A primitive gust
In opportune
apparently just
Lost in the stillness
Its upward course
Irregular patterns
From A predictive source
A perFect stillness
Powerless to say
Somewhat exhausted
By the previous day
A vulnerability
Flaccidity seen
Shoddy and tumbledown
Craggy and green
Tufts of snow hang in tresses
Weighted and white
A dominant stillness
Ever so bright
A long drawn out forest
Strung out and dark
Un wrinkled and smooth
Surely making its mark
The sky ever changing
Unformed seemingly
Chaotic and nebulous
Blurred and furry.
Rex Tyler is a Poet, Campaigner, former owner of an organic shop of 30 years, and Public Speaker living in Berkhamsted, UK.