Cold Plans
Winter cold is slipping in through hundred year old walls
Shiver trees wave empty limbs to fast receding Fall
Arms and creaky joints of bones compete in aching pain
As tips of fingers swell and split the bunions complain
Silently depression seeps and slips into my brain
But out there in the cold and rain upon the deck we built
There waits a wondrous warming wealth
Of bubbles jets and steam
We’ll rush out there in naked stealth
Then sit and soak with wine
And when we’re cooked
We’ll rush to bed
And dive into a dream
Divine
Copyright © Donald Meikle | Year Posted 2006
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