I try to stay away from the white stuff as much as possible .. however we just got dumped on with more to come. The skiers love it! My toes and fingers DO NOT! A really neat poem, the repetition good.
Ha! Made me laugh! Usually I'm complaining about the snow this time of year, but we haven't really had any to speak of & it's making me sad (& fearful of what summer may bring!).
oh that cold ache in my toes is very familiar- nice poem and I like the doggy paws ? in the snow photo
ReplyDeleteLOL! I've never seen that much snow in real life, but it makes my toes cold just seeing the photos. Thanks for the laugh.
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Marion
smiles. yeah its all fun and games until you have to walk up hill both ways just to get somewhere...smiles.
ReplyDeletegreat punchline. indeed!
ReplyDeletehaha... after reading just the first few lines... i thought 'friendly, huh?' and you nailed it on the head!
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Very "cute" if you don't mind me saying so.
cold causes pain. ice water is used as a "safe" test for pain threshold. nice.
ReplyDeleteYeah - lovely to look at and horrible to actually deal with :)
ReplyDeleteThe poem's lyrical. Good attention to detail of the poetic craft. I remember those cold Michigan winters, though I now live in Texas.
ReplyDeleteHahaha - oh yes! I feel your pain!
ReplyDeletelove this, smiles.
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Actually, a beautiful verse with the repeting line. If you decide to submit it for publication, leave off the last stanza.
ReplyDeletelol good one! My feet always freeze too quickly.
ReplyDeleteWell Done, I love the lyrical tone~
ReplyDeleteNice write! Funny how what is a positive thing at first has a negative turn toward the end. Nice repetition; and thanks for jamming!
ReplyDeleteI try to stay away from the white stuff as much as possible .. however we just got dumped on with more to come. The skiers love it! My toes and fingers DO NOT! A really neat poem, the repetition good.
ReplyDeletebitten !.... a good piece of advice....snowetry
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I especially like "piles up like delight".
ReplyDeleteLove the rhyme and the rhythm.
ReplyDeleteYes, snow is pretty but it can be ugly too.
ReplyDeletehttp://lkharris-kolp.blogspot.com/2012/03/to-live-again.html
Love it! The repetition works so well in this, as it echoes the snow that keeps coming and coming!
ReplyDeleteWhere are your snow boots Eric?.....Love how you did this....a soft and wisful poem!
ReplyDeleteHa! Made me laugh! Usually I'm complaining about the snow this time of year, but we haven't really had any to speak of & it's making me sad (& fearful of what summer may bring!).
ReplyDeleteGreat use of the repeating line! I also love that twist at the end.
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