The snowflakes swirl, falling on my nose.
My frosty breaths creating steamy puffs.
I walk alone, the chill freezing my toes.
The wind is ever blowing up my cuffs.
*
The road is covered, yet I do not stray
I’ve been this way so many times before.
Fond memories come flooding on the way.
My footsteps crunch beside the frozen shore.
*
I think to warm days, splashing in the stream,
And bringing home some tasty fish to eat.
I long for summer sun, shining agleam.
A shiver stops my thoughts in a heartbeat.
*
I’m trudging onward, soon I will be home
And free from winter’s dreary monochrome.
About the Creator
Julie Lacksonen
Julie has been a music teacher at a public school in Arizona since 1987. She enjoys writing, reading, walking, swimming, and spending time with family.



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