How do you feel about cold weather?
I feel cold in my fingers
Cold in my toes
I feel splinters from the firewood
Warm cheeks when the fire glows
Cold cheeks when I turn to face the southerly wind
Warmth on my shoulders, like a hug from a dear friend – when the sun is shining
I feel content
I feel uncomfortable
I feel alive
I feel in awe of the frost and the ice sculpted grass
I feel winter is the contrast that makes spring so miraculous
And we only get to be alive for only so many
I feel blessed to be here for another one
And hope for plenty more to come.
I love the cold weather
I love the cold. There are so many more dimensions of cold (and of receiving warmth as comfort) than there are of hot.
I think you could be right there Monty. I love my fireplace and the sunshine and my electric blanket at night. I love the textures to of winter and I cherish my really good merino and cashmere clothes that I return to year after year and put away carefully at the end of winter so the moths don’t get them. Summer is brightness and lightness and heat that feels difficult to get away from. Like that extravert that is too loud and keeps following you talking π
Haha! Yes, the analogy with the extrovert is perfect!
I love your words. Anita
Oh that’s lovely to know, thanks Anita π
I hate it, but your lovely poem has taught me to be appreciative π
Well its not a bad feeling to have π
This is a beautiful poem, Kate, and a wonderful take on the cold weather and how it affects you. I quite like the winter, although I get cold fingers and toes like you. I also like bundling up in layers of warm clothing and feeling cosy. I love the line, ‘I feel winter is the contrast that makes spring so miraculous’ Your words are an excellent introduction to the beginning of spring. I really enjoyed this one, and it’s a great response to today’s prompt. I haven’t tried writing a piece based on the prompts yet. Perhaps, I should give it a go. I see so many bloggers participating in this. Xx π
Hi Ellie, ypu should definitely give the daily prompt a go. I don’t use it as a means to create a blog for the day as I usually have something in mind by the time I return from my walk – but I like the thoughts it brings up in response – a bit of fun and interest if nothing else. I hope you are well π
Love this poem, Kate. I love the honesty in it xx
Thanks Janet π
Bate the cold, but love your poem
Ha! Thanks π
Hate* – sorryβ¦ autocorrectβs fault!
Ha no worries, I got what you were saying π
I really like your post<3 and sometimes I enjoy the cold weather.
I love cold weather
Amazing poem π
Thanks π
I feel comfortable with cold weather
Hey there
Great