I try to look out the frosted
window. I tilt my head.
I try to see what’s in front
of me. My hands are frozen
to the wheel. I cannot feel
my fingers or toes. I’m running
late on the darkest day.
I stay on the other side of these
frosted windows. I stay strong.
I shake myself awake. I take
my time. I wait out the flurry.
I look out the frosted window
and see no need to hurry.
My vision is blurry. I look
at the rear-view, I see
a younger me. I sit alone
as the snow passes by.
I must find a way home.
The worst thing I can do is try.
Tag: frozen
Frozen Lakes
Lakes were frozen one Winter day.
Everybody saw the frozen water.
All motion halted the moment
Winter started. The trees looked
naked, humiliated. The trees hated
cold weather just how people
did. It was fine for those who
embraced the cold. They walked
on frozen lakes. They conquered
their fear of falling in. They
saw a reflection of a fearless
face, learning to love the cold
and its embrace. They learned
to enjoy the lake on a Winter day.