Ice Queen
My veins stand blue in contrast to winter white skin
The ice water pumping through my veins
Chills fingertips and toes to where numb becomes normal
The rest of my body is quick to follow suit
Heartbeat slows
Face chapped red and dry
Lungs force every remnant of warmth to evaporate in steamy clouds
I give away whatever heat I possess
Surrender to the frigidity
I am a snow angel
Every snowflake refusing to melt on bone chilled skin
The ice remaining days after the snow melts
Sheeting widnshields and roads
I steal warmth from noses, palms, and hot breath
I lend cruel bite to relentless wind
I am eternal
I change with seasons
But I will always remain at the poles
I am constant
I may morph from dripping glass icicles to leviathan glaciers
From lonely icebergs to crystal choked streams
I shimmer sheet lakes wiht frosty breath
But I will always be cold
Swaddled in blubber, blankets, and sweaters
Craving heat
I temporarily thaw
But I will always refreeze
Sharper and colder than before
It is easier to stay frozsen
Let my windows funnel arctic wind at 60 mph
Let my body become an ice statue
So I have a chance at being beautiful
Frost bitten skin stretched thin over ice sculpted bones
Pale white and clear
A thin ice warning to proceed with caution
Hair frozen dead grass in patch melted snow
Eyes the blue of ice capped mountains
Some may attempt to thaw me
But I am frozen so thoroughly
That each attempt just scars over like freezerburn
Do not try to chip my frozen heart in hopes it will beat again
It only pumps ice through dead veins
My organs crystal glazed wiht frost
I am too cold now to feel any touch
Crave any heat
Leave me to be a winter statue
Moulded of cold, wind, and water
Testament to this frigid numbness
I wear a sparkling crown of arctic winter
I thrive in this cold