Finally, Sunshine
Poem about the thawing snow
So close to being stir crazy
No sunshine for nearly a week
A sign of brighter days
Is all I really seek
A month of freezing temperatures
Snow and ice covers the ground
Tired of being stuck inside
Relief is nowhere to be found
Cabin fever has set in
Eggs for breakfast are great
How long will this weather last
For summer I just can’t wait
A glimmer of hope appears
The sun gleams through the clouds
Warmth fills the air
So bold and so proud
Clouds roll back in the sky
Snow melts as water flows from ice
Finally, sunshine
It feels so very nice
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Cheryl E Preston
Cheryl enjoys writing about current events, soap spoilers and baby boomer nostalgia. Tips are greatly appreciated.
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