Why Keep Gloves In the Car

Gauge in the car reads 32, followed by 'ice', 
then 32, then 'ice' again, ad infinitum, 
as if you weren't already iced, already. 
Geese in our lake celebrate, honking 
is their holler, and not in their wake, 
I turn up my collar, but O Ye Heavens-- 
Where are my gloves? And this, 
my complaint to the powers above: 
Sunny Florida?   How quaint!...
Copyright © | Year Posted 2014

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