THE OH-SO-PROLIFIC-ONE: LEON FREILICH

The poetry just keeps coming out of him. Here’s Monday’s offering from OTBKB’s verse responder, Leon Freilich:

         FRIGID AIR TIP

When icy winds are cutting

And frozen breathing’s strutting,

A scarf on nose and mouth

Makes you feel you’re in the South,
 
And if it’s scratchy wool,

Boom–warmth to the full.

    UP/DOWN TOWN

February  days are troubling,

Punctuated by gusts;

Turn a pleasant, temperate corner–

Take a blow to the guts.

         ALEUT HOOT

The total benefits of winter:

Vivaldi’s best Season

And airing out our drawer of woolens.

None dare call it reason.