This is a partially true story. To hide its identity some of the rooms may have been changed in the house. This is a poem about the first real snow this year (2012) and how I did not miss the winter snow blanket in front of my house at the darkest hours.
I lay wake and it is about two in the morn
For
this is the time my ideas are born
The
lights are all out but for the tube
I
glance at my wife’s really nice boob
Though
only one’s shown
Bits
of me have already grown
I
switch off the TV
And
what do I see
A
bright white light has fallen
All
over me
This
could only mean
A
night winter scene
Oh
what a wonderful night this will be
The
sound in my room is practically mute
Side
for the faint cracks of the house, travelling aboot
Then
a gentleman’s holler is heard from afar
It
sounds like it came from the neighborhood bar
What
was that, I think a door slam?
I
should go see what is wrong with that man
Where
is my robe
For
it’s really cold
Who
dare disturb my quiet winter road?
I
head down the stairs and threw my den
Follow
by two dogs’ way too big for a pen
I
reach for the door
But
drop the floor
Oh
fucking shit, God Damn! And a Whore
The
hollering man is shooting outside
I
slide to the stairs and scream “Get Down and Hide!”
As
the barking subsides
So
does the shots from the hollering guy
So
I’m back on my feet.
What
the hell happened outside?
I
open the door and just a tiss’
Instead
of anger or fear I’m hit with pure bliss
I
almost forgot and almost did miss
How
beautiful a winter snow blanket really just is
I
must wake the wife she has to see this
After
I get new briefs less soaked in piss
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