I’ve often thought of winter as God’s mistake. I imagine him looking down on our little world from his throne on the moon. Sitting tall and proud, I imagine him seeing the trees lit with their red, orange, and yellow leaves and mistaking them for flame – a massive fire spanning whole hemispheres at a time.
Shocked by the result of his lapsed attention, his pride stung, he reacts. Overcompensating with cold and snow all to fight an imagined inferno.
He does this, I imagine, year after year. Never learning from his mistakes.
The snows of winter to quench the fires of autumn.
I don’t believe in a god and have never actually imagined that. I’ve imagined imagining it. Hopefully that counts?
I figured Saturday was a good time to post this, since people tend toward busy on the weekend – especially on its first day – not stuck at work like during the week, traversing the web to pass the time 😛
Is this quote a quote or something you came up with on your own?
Maybe at first it was a mistake, and then someone ticked him off that really the leaves were just responding to a change in amount of daylight — but he had to keep it up to save face.
But then winter would only happen in regions with lots of deciduous trees?
Also you love writing poems.
umm that’s not a poem it’s a comical scenario in which god is an idiot. Also i hate the cold
It’s a poem about a comical scenario. 😛