A Habit Poem by David Harris

A Habit

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I always have a habit
of wearing long sleeves
and a coat or jacket
never mind the weather.
When it is really hot,
my coat or jacket stays on.
Often I look around and see
people looking at me,
and then start melting underneath the heat.
They keep saying that it’s hot.
I, myself feel nice and cool;
they can never understand it
and say I should be melting too.
I just smile and carry on.
My normal answer is
that I burn easily.
Which incidentally I do,
but if I wrap up like a mummy
I don’t burn at all,
in fact I always feel rather cool.

10 May 2008

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Andrew mark Wilkinson 23 May 2008

Habit's we all have them, hate being cold i must admit... Andy 10

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Melvina Germain 21 May 2008

The opposite happens to me David and many other ladies I'm afraid, we become really hot even in the winter months and may walk around sleeveless with others looking at us thinking it's cold, of course they call this condition 'Menopause', smile. I'm not sure what they call yours, maybe low blood pressure, just kidding, Melvina

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