DIFFERENCE OF TEMPERATURE by Poetry
99 © 2000 Dorothy E. Scott, all rights
reserved The weatherman said one hundred degrees
today, While I'm sweltering in this intense
heat, Sandals allow refreshing breath to my
toes, needing air. Though I would love to make an angel or
build a figure in the snow by hand.. Our temperatures might seem a little
crazy to others, watching from afar.
But in Alaska, snow on the ground does still lay.
An igloo offers shelter for Eskimos, wearing fur boots on
their feet.
Elsewhere in the frozen tundra, a fire is needed to warm,
weather never fair.
I'll stick with my Texas weather, while the Eskimos reside
in frigid land
Alaska can keep their chilling weather, my warmth is my
lighting star.