The birds flew across
a gray sky,
their dark silhouettes
catching my eye,
against the silvery clouds.
Always threatening to snow,
but it doesn’t,
it’s just damp and cold,
sunless days,
as the Ides of December approach.
Each night the temps fall,
frosty and chill,
stiff and ridged,
in the swirling,
howling winds.
It’s morning,
and I sit in my car,
at a traffic stop light,
as the birds
took flight.
My hands are cold on
the steering wheel,
as the car’s heater slowly
comes to life,
I sigh.
The light changes to green,
I roll forward,
feeling some envy, for the birds,
rolling and zipping towards
the Southern sky, for warmer climes.
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