Saturday, March 8, 2014

That Kind of Year

Let us learn to appreciate there will be times when the trees will be bare, and look forward to the time when we may pick the fruit.

Anton Chekhov, a Russian Dramatist 1860-1904

THAT KIND OF YEAR

It's been that kind of year

Icicles reaching for the ground

Seldom dripping from the sun

The sun has been a selfish one

The star for earth and our galaxy

Has been known this year for her scarcity

Hiding behind the snow filled clouds

Whirling wind spins snow round and round

Impassable drifts upon icy roads

Salt set down in heavy loads

Schools are cancelled again today

But it's too cold for the children to go out and play

Another day of bursting skies

Heating bills at all time highs

The sun is still hiding somewhere out there

Sub zero temperatures fill the air

Counting the days until we see spring

When he arrives we'll crown him king

If he parts the clouds and presents the sun

King Spring will be the anointed one

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