Ye little riddle for ye diddle (sorry)

@seasicksig O_O omg awesome :D
@CAPTAIN-BUMFISH the second one is a hole ;) ... maybe

The frost and snow I never fear;
Though it be cold, I wear no clothes,
I value neither shoes nor hose,
And yet I wander far and near:
My diet is forever good,
I drink no cider, port, nor sack,
What Providence doth send for food,
I neither buy, nor sell, nor lack.

@captain-bumfish is the "it turns on" the same thing as in the first part? I can only think of light/darkness etc. ;)

Edit: so the usual definition of an opposite ;)

@captain-bumfish is it the sun?

@devilettuce the plain: "a chair, a bed and a toothbrush"? :D
but what about mine and @CAPTAIN-BUMFISH ones:

1. What goes off, when it turns on?
   my guess: the sun

2.The frost and snow I never fear;
Though it be cold, I wear no clothes,
I value neither shoes nor hose,
And yet I wander far and near:
My diet is forever good,
I drink no cider, port, nor sack,
What Providence doth send for food,
I neither buy, nor sell, nor lack.