Grandma’s House

Grandma’s House

A Poem by Dale Pavolko


Crunching snow under my feet,
I like this sound.
I bend reality, 
Like a minor key
Of desolation

Frosted branches
frozen in silence
Until the wind breaks them
into sticks.
 
Cold attacks my cheeks.
It’s the crunch of footsteps
and sparkle on white
That leads me down 
Deception Pass~~
freezing is not an illusion

Just a few steps more
and in the wood fire’s flame
My hands will thaw 
into stinging nettles 
Then I will have
all I ever wanted 
a tender moment
with you.
And a cookie

© 2026 Dale Pavolko


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Added on January 10, 2026
Last Updated on January 12, 2026

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Dale Pavolko
Dale Pavolko

Bedias, TX



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Old man likes to write. Enjoys to hear other people’s opinions good or bad. Obsessive reader, swing and option's trader, recently remarried and celebrating birth of our first child together:-) .. more..