Poems About: WEATHER

Yesterday it was twenty degrees or so
And this morning it feels cold enough to snow
But Melbourne weather known to be that way
The place you get four Seasons in one day. read more »

The weather cold and overcast in the middle of July
And cold jack frost blows with his chilly breath across the Winter sky
And in Kyneton, Trentham and Daylesford they have had a fall of snow
And the temperatures at zero and the weather glass is low read more »

On a temperate summer evening
am walking lonely under the vast horizon.
Hither and thither patches of clouds,
creating shapes like dwarfs and elves. read more »

The raindrops on the rooftop pitter patter
And the wind the leaves on the verandah scatter
On this wild and wet January sunday in the Summer
The type of day the Aussies call a 'bummer' read more »

Old March is still in April and the wind blows a cool chill
Across the windswept bracken of ancient Mushera hill
And the fields by Aubane river wet where the floods have been
But this countryside looks beautiful in all it's shades of green. read more »

Winter, spring, summer or fall
It’s the Weather Man’s call.

Common complaints: read more »

It was so bright and sunny today morning,
But I took my time read more »

Dear, in wintry weather,
How close we crept together!
The storms, with all their thunder,
Could not our fond hands sunder. read more »

The sky above is grim and grey;
They say that snow is on its way
But first, the frost will kill the flowers
And rain will pour for hours and hours read more »

The days between Saturdays
are too many and too long.
I cherish my Saturdays and Sundays,
but they seem to fly by too soon. read more »

Go, now, to module six.
First, the real weather. Storms, wakes,

eventual clearing, people read more »

Local on the 8’s
Weather for Trenton metro area read more »