it cracked wide open from the cold
unburdening its pearly load
three feet deep it hid the road
and snowed and snowed and snowed
the wind then started its attacks
first on my face then up my slacks
around my neck and down my back
my poor chapped lips began to crack
the howling wind was not alone
its teeth sank coldly to my bone
I pushed through drifts like waves of foam
the journeys end would be my home
I was not bothered by the snow
or that the wind would choose to blow
it's only winter, plus I know
I've only three short blocks to go
That's Snow Business!
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Wow, you really have a knack for this.
I have a whole suitcase full of my poetry, although it's not nearly as good.
Started writing it at 9, when I had some published in the school annual.
I'll share some with you later.
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