Below Zero
Alaskan Poetry
The air burns my exposed skin,
Tearing the heat away,
Greedily devouring all warmth
From my body, my breath.
My eyes tear from the cold,
The liquid freezing at edges,
Fogging in the centers and
Erasing the world around.
Published by Jessa S. Joehnk
A writer in the Land of the Midnight Sun, Jessa spends her spare time working on novels or going to school at the Bread Loaf School of English. View profile
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