Cabin Fever

Sitting here, nice and warm
I watch them fall, like a swarm.

Tiny fragments billowing down
It's just mother nature, polishing her crown.

I sit here all locked up tight
as the wind blows with all it's might.

Wishing I could go
out through the snow.

I have to get away.
I can't stay another day.

When will this storm quit?
I guess I'll keep the candles lit.

And the home fire burning.
Until then I will keep yearning...

TO DIG OUT!





Okay, corny I know.  So I don't rhyme for s..t.  Thanks for reading.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2006

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