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When Winter Comes

by Diane Paley Davis

When winter comes knocking at my door
I shudder, and wish I were a bear,
So I could hibernate till spring.
I wish I could unplant my northern roots,
And migrate to the tropics,
But I've no wings to fly,
And these roots of mine are planted
Too deeply in this northern soil.
So I must stay and suffer through
Another season of frigidness,
And wonder why I'd wished the summer
Overwith so soon.

04/11/1976

Posted on 12/19/2005
Copyright © 2025 Diane Paley Davis

Member Comments on this Poem
Posted by Mary Ellen Smith on 12/19/05 at 12:58 AM

Tis true...when we are cold we wish for warmth and when we are warm we want to be cool....great read!

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