Weather Report

It's always too hot or too cold,
And if the real truth should be told,
While climate is what we expect,
Just weather is all we can get.

Why must it be always extremes,
With seldom the nice inbetweens?
Dollar sized hail, tornadoes wail,
Too wet or too dry without fail.

The creeks and the rivers they run,
So someone up north's getting some.
Here it's so dry, water bill's high,
There's not enough moisture to cry.

I long for the mildness of spring,
Or relief that autumn can bring.
Summer is long, winter prolonged,
Should it be a parka, or thong?
~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Posted: Jul 2010
About this poem:
Just for fun.

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MonaLisaSmile4U
applauseIf only we all had a personal Weather Machine . . Oh how nice would that be? . . . To be able to just dial in what kind of weather you want, for the day . . . hee hee . . . You could have rain in your own yard . . Your neighbor could have the sun in his/hers! . . giggle, giggle . . . A wonderful Read, Free . . as always you did it again . . teddybearThank Youangel
freeatlast64847
Thanks james, goodguy MonaLisa and carol! Yeah, like Mick says, "Ya can't always get what ya want..."
hedistuff
accolades...
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