Square Poems 40: I Thought Winter Was Over Poem by Kim Barney

Square poems, by my own definition, have the same number of syllables per line as there are lines in the poem. A six-line poem would have six syllables per line, and a ten-line poem would have ten syllables per line. This poem has seven lines, so it has seven syllables per line. There are no other rules for square poems. They do not have to rhyme, unless your name is Wes Vogler, but's fun to make them rhyme when you can. It's also fun to make them acrostic poems. This really did happen to my apricot tree a few days ago. No fruit this year, in all likelihood! Posted 29 March 2020