The cold outside is coming in
Dark shapes are curdling in the gloom
They pause and sniff and then resume
Their way around my vision's edge
A wisp of wing, a shivering hedge
A synaesthetic flare of song
That when I turn my head is gone.
Today, the scientists can't be right
Our molten centre cooled last night
And now the planet's icy core
Is radiating through the floor
And in my stealthy bedroom crawl
I couldn't find my socks at all
And now my feet are burning cold
My circulation's bad, I'm old.
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