Cold night,
Dragons breath.
Chilly enough,
To cause death.
Fur gloves,
All things warm.
Rushing to get in,
Away from the storm.
Blue fingers,
Frozen lashes.
Thunder rumbles,
Lightening flashes.
Numb body,
Snow flurry.
Must get in,
Hurry hurry!
Now you're in,
By the fire.
Melting your coldness,
To your hearts desire.
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