When I stand outside surrounded by January and open my mouth wide The air that slides over my tongue tastes like winter, like snowflakes and icicles Cold and sweet
I taste it inside, too and I'm amazed when I look at my home and see that it is not made of ice cubes that form a white dome and a tiny door and a frozen home
Even wrapped in layers of blue cotton and wool I tremble and vibrate I shiver from the cold and that sweet icicle air crawls down to my heart freezes my blood turns my skin to ice