Spring in Winter
A poem about the lack of snow this winter where I live
I never saw any white on the ground,
unless you count the morning frost
that disappeared before nine.
Spring peepers are harmonizing
with songbirds in an early spring symphony,
a pleasant sound to accompany my daydreams.
***
My closet has become a smorgasbord of every season.
I'm wearing sundresses under heavy trenchcoats
because the weather is unpredictable.
Now I am preparing for snow in April,
enough so the blooms poke out to remind us it's spring.
Have they been able to adapt as easy as I with the constant changes?
***
What a contradictory scene I see before me:
trees so bare when it feels like spring
in a place used to all four seasons.
I don't like the freezing snow
but even I must admit that I missed it.
Because, truly, what is winter without one good snow?
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Alexandria Stanwyck
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