Bagels and Snowballs
A Frosted Verse

I’m at a loss for describing the beauty of moss
on snowy tree trunks during winter’s frost.
I tend to find myself lost, wandering across
barely frozen ponds searching for signs of
my car’s idling exhaust. Although exhausted,
I continue to study the icicles hanging from the
brownstones in Boston - while I walk my dog
through parks and sidewalks freshly frosted
in a thin layer of white gesso. Cheddar bagels
slowly rise inside of cozy ovens on cold corners
adjacent to old cafes brewing fresh espresso.
As we walk home, equipped with a breakfast special,
my dog catches snowflakes while I purchase a
bottle of cheap prosecco. A snowball fight
ensues as we round the final block,
home never smelled so good,
just follow the chicken stock.
About the Creator
Kale Sinclair
Author | Poet | Husband | Dog Dad | Nerd
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Comments (2)
Beautiful poem. Nicely Done
Cheddar ovens slowly rise within cozy ovens. Well Done!!!