The First Snow Poem by Justin Reamer

The First Snow



'Twas the first snow before Thanksgiving,
And there was a very cold breeze,
That when I was out walking,
My ears were displeased.

As I covered up my head,
My body gave a shudder,
And my friend next to me,
Chattered as he began to utter.

When I got back to my dorm,
It was warm I suppose,
But I think it was 'colder, '
Because my roommate blew his nose.

As I could see,
People were sicker than what
They were supposed to be,
And Ruben,
Hating being sick,
Was staring at me like a tree.

As I had come back from Bible Study,
I suppose everyone had gone mad,
For with the grimace on
Ruben's and Gulliano's faces,
I could tell something was bad.

Jack Frost, damn him,
Got into everyone's rooms,
And went a-blowin' his whistle,
With his stupid favourite tunes.

He made everyone sick,
From what I could see,
And this first snow,
Damn it all,
Was all that it had to be.

Monday, November 12, 2012
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Justin Reamer

Justin Reamer

Holland, Michigan
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