How I hate the cold
My feet turn to ice
In winter I’m not bold
Indoors is where it’s nice
I shiver and shake
My lips turn blue
I cannot fake
Warm weather is due
I always wear a sweater
I always feel a chill
I always feel better
When winter’s had it’s fill
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Thank you Lynn! (I finally realized that Lynz is really Lynn’s). I read all your memoirs. It’s quite a life you’ve lived!
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I feel the exact same way!
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I live in Canada which I know is crazy!
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I’m not too far away. Wisconsin here!
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Both cold!
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Yes, unfortunately so! 😉
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Great poem! Getting us ready for the impending winter, eh? (That’s me trying to sound Canadian!)
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You nailed it! I’m bracing myself. This was a prompt from Writing 201-Poetry
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Beautifully expressed!
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Thank you.
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My pleasure — and I LOVE that photograph of you and your partner!
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That’s my husband of 36 years in front of Blue Mountain ski hill in Collingwood, Ontario, Canada
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Yes, I assumed he’s your husband, but didn’t want to presume until I was informed. You look like a settled couple. I LOVE happy marriages.
(I’ve been married to my husband for over two and a half decades, myself.)
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Congratulations. I can be challenging but mostly rewarding.
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…and that’s why I so love my home ☺
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That’s why I love YOUR home too!
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Fun poem. I’m not ready to think about cold.
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Me either. This was a prompt from Writing 201-Poetry.
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I used to love Winter but now it is tolerated. 🙂 Very good flow in this!
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Thank you!
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Oh, the cold of winter is upon us. Down near where I live, there is freeze warning. A little to soon for that.
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There’s a frost warning here tonight too.
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