I remember when it used to snow. I’d stare in awe out my window. ‘You’ll get frostbite!’ I was told. Now, I’m old and it barely gets cold.
I remember when it used to snow. Even at night, you could see it glow. The birds would leave, but now they stay. Even they’re confused in these “winter” days.
I remember when it used to snow. O my, wasn’t it beautiful? My niece questions on the way to home, “What did it feel like, the snow?”
A throwaway poem featured in my collection "Nature, She Wrote"