More Snow

It will never be enough
A flicker hovers 
That no snow will ever smother. 
I do prefer its cloak of all the weather 
When the land is laid to rest beneath its cover 
It makes me less afraid of death 
And brings me time to isolate
To wallow, wail, procrastinate. 
 
Don't believe that no one has regret
Sad but true the human will to drown 
In hot pursuit to gain renown        
Too late to toughen up and join that race
I prefer in any case to hunker down
From deep inside my space
I beam just one electron through the flakes 
And keep my dream of you awake.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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