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Weather Moods

A Poem About The Weather And How It Affects My Mood.

By Carol Ann TownendPublished 2 years ago • 1 min read
Weather Moods
Photo by Neda Astani on Unsplash

I wake up humming when the sun is shining,

I burst with energy from the moment of dawn,

The clouds come in suddenly, and I feel sad,

Then people ask me "Is it really that bad?

The clouds get darker,

A symbol of thunder,

My mood plummets into a deep depression,

And I just want to peacefully slumber,

When the sun shines,

And golden leaves fall,

My mood is mixed,

My emotions call;

I can be happy, and sad at the same time,

And I desperately wish for summertime,

When the rain falls,

Teardrops call;

My heart feels like a sinking shipwreck,

lost at sea,

Except I'm not lost,

I suffer from SAD,

So yes;

It can really be that bad.

Mental Healthnature poetrysad poetry

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Carol Ann Townend

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I'm a lady who loves writing, reading, music, singing, and life!

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    Written by Carol Ann Townend