SKY BLUE....
Ripple as movement, stirs the trees
Gentle ruffling, a cooling breeze
Whilst sun beats down, without a break
Paths and roads, continue to bake
Sky so blue, not a cloud to be seen
Grass and leaves, still brilliant green
Water, we're told in short supply
Tanker can deliver, many will buy
Rural rely on rainfall, filling tanks
River's water reduced, within its banks
Market gardens, and livestock need
Fresh sparkling water, so life can feed
As New Zealand, copes with the heat
Coming quickly, Autumn will beat
March and April, soon will send
Cooling evenings, with rain our friend
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Posted: Feb 2020
About this poem:
I can recall before leaving the UK for NZ many years ago, how surprised I was to learn NZ had the higher rainfall.....
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Thank you for reading and commenting, grateful as always and sorry it has taken me so long to return to comment.....Kathy NZ