polished ice cube
It doesn’t have to be the sharp-flint sparkles of winter diamonds lying on the speckles of frozen grass.
Or the grey delicate squirrels watching from above.
It could be the glint of a cobweb slowly drooling when it finally reaches summer,
left in Brandon Country Park.
It could be the Muntjac deer as silent as a leopard following its prey
or even an eagle drifting to land.
Be curious as a tree;
those endless comings and goings with attention
the unforgettable memories,
when seen fresh bark even a raindrop shines like a polished ice cube.
The thing that i like the most about your poem is the last line as it sounds like a really good piece of description. Did you enjoy writing it? Maybe try and add more description.