Winter Weariness Poem by Theresa Ann Moore

Winter Weariness



Seems that we've been waiting ever so long
For the cold mounting winter snows to be gone
Oh sure, at first the dazzling flakes were intriguing
But the novelty strayed after months of freezing

When snow was just right for packing and rolling
Round spheres grew with a push … too big for bowling
Just right for building a solid fort or a plump snowman
Winter cold was a generous giver of an Arctic game plan

It is true, we've had some fun with friends sledding
And making snow angels with arms and legs spreading
The snow gave a sparkle when Christmas lights glowed
Candy canes and mistletoe appeared when it snowed

A February thaw had minds and hearts envisioning spring
In a day or two it was more piles of snow that it did bring
As snowblowers blew and snow shovels shoveled again
Weariness became an unwelcome mate that chilled the veins

March days are bright with sunshine … the nights are frigid
Tulip leaves that sprung from the ground now stand rigid
I know that soon warmer weather will be here to stay…
Yesterday I saw a robin … he declared spring is on its way

Hurray!

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Theresa Ann Moore

Theresa Ann Moore

Michigan, U.S.A.
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