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Seasonal weather
THE WEATHER THAT PUT THE “SEAS” INTO “SEASONAL”
The year has turned and once again
Our weather changes – Wind and Rain!
But wait, it hasn’t changed at all ,
A blink of sunshine, then a squall!
And just when we can take no more,
The rain-dance kelpies splash ; ENCORE!
This island’s weather gets me down.
Makes dismal, dreary, winter towns
The soil is sodden, nothing grows,
Apart from mould on dampish clothes.
TV shows farms which once were nice
But useless now except for rice.
The fearsome waves crash onto shore
Reach places never hit before.
As high tide slackens, storm has won,
Wrecked railway lines, their ballast gone
Are swinging, in torrential rain.
(guess this year’s holiday; back to Spain.)
The weatherman’s not one of us
Each evening, never makes a fuss,
He tells of storms and warns of floods.
Of farmers’ fields all turned to mud
Then smiles at camera, heads off home
I bet that creep lives on his own.
Comments
alidzain
Sat, 2014-02-15 07:41
LOVE IT
I love it. enuff said...
Alid
Tam the Chanter
Mon, 2014-02-17 09:30
rain
god knows where it all comes from . I suppose we could try to get rid of it as a mixer with a single malt mm..
Ian
TIME FLIES LIKE AN ARROW, BUT FRUIT FLIES LIKE A BANANA
Seren
Sat, 2014-02-15 07:51
I have been watching the news
I have been watching the news and they are reporting on the rain and flooding over there I hope your as high and dry as you can be my friend, I think this is a cracker poem wish I could rate it :)
nothing needs to be added or changed in my humble opinion brilliant
much love big hugs JC xxx
“The world is full of magic things, patiently waiting for our senses to grow sharper.” — W.B. Yeats
Tam the Chanter
Mon, 2014-02-17 09:33
precipitation
what can you do? as Homer said (Simpson). Thanks for the kind thoughts , JC xx
Love
Ian
TIME FLIES LIKE AN ARROW, BUT FRUIT FLIES LIKE A BANANA
Roscoe Lane
Mon, 2014-02-17 16:19
A wee,
A wee bit rain never hurt anybody, unless yea got drookit. But your poem cheered me up no end. Regards Roscoe...
Roscoe Llane,
Religion will rip your faith off, and return
for the mask of disbelief that's left.