Winter In Summer Poem by Alison Smith
Winter In Summer
Hear the thunder echoing about
A sky with a green hue
The sign of hail on the way
Lighting giving a great show
Like a fireworks display.
And in the morning
Where once the plants
Were dying from the heat
Now covered with a blanket of white.
Which many have never seen.
During the night
While most slept
Winter had stolen the Summer
And left a winter scene.
Nearly forget the devastation
With such a wonderous scene
The day in Summer
When the land down under
Woke to a Winter scene.
(* Feb 28th.... Canberra Australia's capital... was turned into winter *)
This is Natures show of emotions against the devastation that we wreak on her. Well portrayed with good visual imagery. Love...TO
Love this Alison, I think global warming is doing some very strange things. We had hailstones in August once, such a bizarre sight when you've been sitting enjoying the sunshine! HG: -) xx
Fantastic change of weather, summers turned into winters, explained beautifully in this classy poem. Reading the poem was a pleasant experience. Thanks.
A work of striking beauty, lass...Structurally smooth & fluxed....Storyline, excellent Winter in Austrailia...Priceless! F J R
That must have been amazing! What an amazing show all round Take care Love duncan X
Goodness, snow in Australia in the summer.....this is lovely, , , , , while reading I was wishing I was there, one day of winter would be great compared to winter in New England......mm :)
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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Very nice imagery used here, Alison. I like the line, 'Winter had stole the Summer and left a Winter scene.' Nice. L