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Living close to the sea...
by Ed Matlack → (All Poetry by Ed Matlack)
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No snow does fall, Salt in the air, Warmer winter than fall, Live near the ocean do we, Weather remains, sometimes, quite fair... Snow rarely falls on the beach, Past the Appalachian mountains it does hardly reach, To man Nature does of snow teach, Nature surely does have a big pair... I wish for a little bit of snow to fall, To Mother Nature I will make a call, Just for a small fight with a snowball, Please mom Nature let it pass the mountain wall...

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Reviewed by Patrick Granfors

Reviewed on December 9, 2011

Be careful what you ask for. Frosty the snowman, Ma Nature's deviant nephew has your home address that he got off Google and he's in one of those moods. Cuz p

Reviewed by Vivian Dawson

Reviewed on December 8, 2011

Just had snow for a day, rather like
it that way *Ed* thanks for your poem!

Lady Vivian

Reviewed by Ronald Hull

Reviewed on December 7, 2011

Probably won't get past the mall, where the snow is artificial anyway. Be glad you don't have to slog through that stuff.

Ron

Reviewed by Richard King

Reviewed on December 7, 2011

Can't say I miss snow in the slightest, but I'll overlook those sentiments long enough to mention that it's good to see you posting again. Hope this means that you've got the "Lappy" back and that we'll be seeing something from you every day or so. Dick

Reviewed by Annabel Sheila

Reviewed on December 7, 2011

Lovely picture you've painted, Ed! And that wintry pic is beautiful! When I lived beside the ocean back in Newfoundland, in wintertime the bay was completely frozen over..we never got to see the sea til spring...

Anna

Reviewed by Paul Judges

Reviewed on December 7, 2011

A little bit of snow is OK. Well written.

Reviewed by Mr. Ed

Reviewed on December 7, 2011

Don't bother Mom Nature this time of year; she's quite busy. Instead, go for a hike up in those snowy mountains and make some snowballs - very good therapy for the heart and soul.

Reviewed by Paul Berube

Reviewed on December 7, 2011

Well said, Ed.

Reviewed by Kay P Devenish

Reviewed on December 6, 2011

I feel cold and shiverey due to your gentle poem...it was so soft... like snow.
Best wishes
from
Kay

Reviewed by Gloria Gay

Reviewed on December 6, 2011

Sweet and evocative, Ed. Well done.

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