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Gelid

Frosted Verse Challenge

By Kendall Defoe Published 2 years ago • 1 min read
Gelid
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Gelid (adjective): icy; extremely cold.

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If the heater clicks on, I'm done.

We know the reason:

It’s the winter season.

With this, I have my plans and fun.

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If I am wrapped up in goose down;

Something warm and nice, like this one

Now covering me, I am done.

I look out at the wintery town.

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Is it a wonderland I see?

Do I wait for the white,

As I sit and try to type?

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As long as I can be

With my words, and get it right.

In cold and ice, I accept the hype.

Photo by Dylan McLeod on Unsplash

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