One hour north of Oslo
It is spring morning.
I see my bus
Through my breath.
Up here it's cold until
The sun screams in the summer day
And whimpers red and spiteful all
Night;
We've barely seen it for six months.
Winter is white ground/black air;
Colour only in the cheeks of
Dog walkers
Under thick hats and wrapped in
Yards of scarf.
Life is magnificent when awakening
From annual cryo.
I smile at it from my seat.
It's almost time for my ritual.
Friday after work.
Alone.
The one beer, and the burning of
The Long Johns.
Apr 8, 2014
Apr 8, 2014 at 12:52 AM UTC
One hour north of Oslo
It is spring morning.
I see my bus
Through my breath.
Up here it's cold until
The sun screams in the summer day
And whimpers red and spiteful all
Night;
We've barely seen it for six months.
Winter is white ground/black air;
Colour only in the cheeks of
Dog walkers
Under thick hats and wrapped in
Yards of scarf.
Life is magnificent when awakening
From annual cryo.
I smile at it from my seat.
It's almost time for my ritual.
Friday after work.
Alone.
The one beer, and the burning of
The Long Johns.
