I wrote this after we had spent the evening before in a horrendous thunderstorm.
I knew
the window
would be
partially open,
even though
the thunder
was beginning
to roll,
and lightening
was flashing
its pictures
for an
album that
only a few
would be
privileged
to see.
After a
winter of
stale air,
and an
odor of
lost socks,
the incoming
raindrops would
be welcomed
with the
fresh air.
A collection of original poems written by Bob Keniston over the last 40 years. They cover topics from his early life on the farm, nature and family.
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Monday, June 3, 2013
Friday, May 31, 2013
Late Spring Snow
I am not happy when I feel winter is gone and spring finally arrives, and a late spring snowstorm starts to fall. Oh well.
In
one
straight
path,
slanted
slightly
north
a
late
spring
snow
falls.
I
foolishly
deny
that
I
am
captivated
by
its
obvious
natural
beauty.
In
one
straight
path,
slanted
slightly
north
a
late
spring
snow
falls.
I
foolishly
deny
that
I
am
captivated
by
its
obvious
natural
beauty.
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