It was a cold and drippy winter
Yes sir, that’s what we had
Sometimes it was so icy
And frozen up so bad
Why we couldn’t get to town
The roads were a solid sheet
We were afraid that we would hit
Another vehicle on the street
And then it would start to melt
But cold we found it still
Drippy everywhere you went
We had a wet and icy chill
The playgrounds were abandoned
For the weather held no charm
Too cold and yes, too drippy
It might do the children harm
So here we go again, folks
Like putting our world in a blender
I wonder if again we’ll have
A cold and drippy winter!
Cute write! Old man winter is around the corner, and ready or not here he comes! Sincerely, Kathleen
Hi Marilyn. Cold drippy winters were a regular thing when we were kids I remember them well. Regards Dave T
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Cold and drippy indeed That’s all we need With ice cold winds And big red noses And cold throbbing toeses oh, the english winter, same as the summer.10 from me