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February

In the Midwest

By CatsidhePublished 5 months ago 1 min read
February
Photo by Ali Inay on Unsplash

Alabaster smoothness

Blankets the frozen ground,

Calm facade that belies

Devastating consequences for

Emerging travelers on the road.

Falling wildly, dancing

Giddily, the snowflakes

Hasten their way to earth.

Illusory lights reflect blindingly,

Jubilantly from crystalized trees, branches

Kissing the waiting ground.

Losing control of

My wheels, spinning,

Nosediving into the snow bank.

Offering thanks for safe landings,

Pleading for minimal damage to repair.

Questioning my wisdom in

Relocating from my native

Southern sunshine and heat.

Treading carefully as I make my way

Up to the waiting road,

Vanquishing the slippery slope.

Waving down a passing officer

Xiphoidizing my arm into the air,

Yelling with all my might,

Zealous to return home.

nature poetry

About the Creator

Catsidhe

Pronounced Cat-she: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cat-s%C3%ACth

What can I say about myself?

A mystery wrapped in an enigma wrapped in a walking coffin

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Comments (2)

  • Randy Wayne Jellison-Knock5 months ago

    This brings back memories of delivering newspapers in Watertown, South Dakota in the middle of winter, learning how to navigate both up & back down steep driveways covered in ice. No mean feat for a klutz like me, lol!

  • Shirley Belk5 months ago

    Best of luck in your move....enjoyed your poem.

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