A Man In Winter Poem by Michael William
A Man In Winter
To be a man
in winter
is to ask yourself
if you want to kill,
if you could kill
if you had to,
if you could be gentle.
To be a man
in winter
is to ask yourself
if your veins do or do not
run with ice
and to be uncertain
whether or not you want them to.
Friday, February 7, 2014
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