WHEN I GO OUT AGAIN
BY FIONA CUMMINGS
It’s so cold out
there
The wind took a liken to my hair
Tell me why I brushed it today?
It’s pouring with rain
I’m soaked to the bone
Grey sky again
I just want my warm home
Puddles that were not there before
So very funny
It’s a game?
Who’s keeping score?
From my point of view
The winner is you
Whoever you are laughing at a far
“Here she comes
Let’s have some fun
Turn on the wind machine
A spray here and there
I don’t care”
Hmm. A sick kind of humour
To which they have a diploma
A degree
Because they get me
I stay in its sunny and hot
I go out and I get the lot
Invisible buckets above my head
Having to be careful where I tread
Some ice today perhaps?
Just don’t tell her till it’s too late
Well they have patients to wait
Have they nothing better to do?
Then watch me leave the house?
Do they have the best view?
Sitting as quiet as a mouse
Now a hot cupper
And a little bit of supper
Ambers a blazing
It’s amazing
I know how lucky I am you see
For there are so many less fortunate than me
I can come in from the elements
Get myself warm
But some stay out
With their silence for a shout
Wet clothes keeping them warm
Wearing yesterday’s storm
So I shouldn’t complain
When I go out again
Copyright Fiona Cummings 2015
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