Weather Wise. Poem by Fay Slimm
Weather Wise.
From murky
overcast sky
rife with heavily
laden cold
comes out of nowhere
brightness.
The warm sun's face
pushes holes
through
to reveal cornflower blue
circles of bloom,
bouqueting
the day
Smiles begin
undoing furrowed brows
and start
breaking frowns in two,
increasingly.
From nowhere folk want
to hello
and tension
shows a release.
Murky weather moods
have to go.
on dark and sultry winters days a watery sun no heated rays colorless, grey takes its toll a touch of blue, redeems the soul
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5/8/2024 10:41:18 AM # 1.0.0.1119
Warmth of smiles Takes us many miles Through murky sky Hit the bull's eye. CP