The Song Beneath the Snow

Some poems come as warmth. Some as memory. This one came as a quiet snowfall. The Song Beneath the Snow tells the story of a winter evening where the world falls silent enough for a child to hear something sacred — a trembling rhythm on the window, a hush the trees lean toward, a peace that feels touched by God. The Winter Child Poet doesn’t try to hold the song. He doesn’t try to explain it. He simply lets it move through him, the way light moves through frost. This poem is a reminder that the divine often speaks softly. And winter knows how to carry a soft voice well.

© Al Konda · The Poetry Elite