Welcome It's Snow Time
We Got Snow
I am so happy
The white fluffy stuff
Covering our yard and every tree
From front of my house to the back
It isn't that bad
Many places got hit with ten inches or more
The wind still blowing as I hold my outside metal door
I walk out and get a chance to use my new snow blower
I shoved last night
What can I say
I love to shovel
Now I don't have to if I don't want to
I have a choice
It is light weight and best of all
It runs by battery
Well off to experiment and test out my new toy
Unlike most men who like the biggest, loudest, most powerful
I just want something that is easy and works
That makes me happy
Then all my extra time I can spend
On my wife and my so many different hobbies
With work on my mind
I have to leave earlier than usual
Just in case the roads our bad and slippery
So for those who love snow
Have fun in your winter wonderland
For those who don't
May those large white piles of frustration slowly melt
Then you will have a day
You can go outside and walk
To appreciate and enjoy
Comments
DREAM ON (author) on February 03, 2021:
Ann Carr The change of weather is common in New England states like Vermont, Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island. From sunshine to snow. A lovely change of seasons. A little of everything in between. I love when you share stories about England that is the closest I will ever come. It sounds lovely without the floods. Thank you for your kind, sweet words. They keep encouraging me to write one more poem. I should put a disclaimer. When you come up with bad poems you can line your cat box with them. At least they can be put to good use. Have a sweet and wonderful night.
Ann Carr from SW England on February 03, 2021:
I enjoyed this immensely. Our North of England is suffering with snow and the Midlands have floods, so I'm quite happy here down south! I do like snow though - as I mentioned in another hub, we had a little but it's all gone now and although it tried a couple of days ago, nothing since. Chilly but blue sky now - all good!
Ann