[ Its winter here and clutching at warmth ]

[ Its winter here and clutching at warmth ]

A Poem by Marshall


Its winter here and clutching at warmth
and woollen jackets that once seemed silly
when the sun conquered the day, I recall another winter
not so long ago when the mood was mixed
up in happiness.

The lady was back from her sojourn to warmer places
and suntanned and busty
she arrived at the office in a summer swirl
with  the rest of us beaten down with low temperatures
rates hikes and interests climbing over budgets.

The swirl  lasted long all winter and regaled 
by stories of men with brawn and fat wallets
we listened quietly as the tales 
unfolded.
Winter set in when the wallets crumbled
and the interest rates chewed up next holiday.

We worked all winter
for a week in the sunshine of the family.

© Marshall Gass. All rights reserved, 20 days ago

© 2014 Marshall


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Marshall
Marshall

Auckland, Manukau City, New Zealand



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