Oh AC, parting shall be such sorrow,
not of the sweet variety.
As we venture out to our star that lights our adobe,
It burns us away while its brethren laugh at us from the night.
Oh to the AC we cry,
Relief washing over is as the cold sends a shiver.
Back to the AC we crawl,
Basking on the cool floor,
Oh AC, back to thee,
We cry with glee
And oh to the breeze,
The short AC running past us.
Take us with to the cold clouds and mountain tops.
Spare us from this blazing fate,
Move the clouds to shield us from the flame in the sky.
Why did suffering in heat suddenly give me the ability to write poetry?