Hating The Cold Poem by Randy McClave

Hating The Cold



I think that I am getting old,
As I have now begun to despise the cold,
That cold, cold wind and the freezing ice
Where my fingers, toes and nose is numbed through sacrifice.

When I was younger I enjoyed the cold and the snow
But, now when it arrives, I pray for them both to quickly go,
I remember in my youth I so enjoyed winter, and for it I would pray
But, of course that was when I was younger, and a different day.

Once I enjoyed sliding on the ice in my youth
Then I enjoyed winter more than summertime, to tell everyone the truth,
I was part Eskimo way back then, constantly I was told
Now I just hate wintertime, is it because I am getting old?

Now I hate the cold, the sleet and any snowy path
Where I always seem to slip or fall, I now hate winter's wrath,
I know that I would much rather have summer's allergies and to sneeze
Than to have any cold or snow, and then to fall down or freeze.

Randy L. McClave

Friday, January 30, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: winter
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