Nature can't decide what outfit to wear. She dons a pantsuit of colorful Autumn hues, turns and looks at herself in the mirror. She looks good. Damn good.
But like a woman's wont to do, she changes her mind again. She's not done with Summer yet, so she dons a frock stitched with sunshine and warmth. Who
knows what she'll wear later on in the week? She may dress herself up in Winter white, or wear twisters as an accessory ... Spring fashion, you know.
Oh, Karla, you are so clever! When I read the title my first thought is where are she and Karen going - another TV stint. I was disappointed in that respect, but you rectified my sadness with such a lovely and light-hearted poem.
Ah! Good old nature; never know what it's going to do. But God does! After all, He designed it. So it has to wear whatever He tells it to wear. Nice write Karla. Hugs from your friend in New Hampshire.
Paul
Nice description of our weather. I was thinking much the same this morning when I woke up to a cold morning with sunshine blazing down in thick coats of yellow. It was really beautiful--as is your descriptive weather poem.
... if I was wearing my boys' mind it would have to be... nothing, de nada, nayked, but of course! :)) I'd follow suit, but you know... I blush in the buff and besides I don't want to get cold sores! LOVE this, Karla, thank you. Kate xx
The day before yesterday here it was 65 and today it is barely scraping 45 with alot of wind...I wish she'd get her act together Old mom Nature...I enjoyed the grins, thanks...Ed
Reviewed by Flying Fox Ted L Glines (Reader)
Reviewed on November 16, 2007
Giggle! Mama Nature is not only expressing her independent nature, she is also tempting Daddy Nature (and doing a great job!). I like Charlie's version!!!
So many parts of the world, Fall wears beautiful colors. She does here too (for 1 week). Then she's a streaker--boldly she belly-dances in the frigid air--shaking off the snow--waving her arms in the air--howling out strange songs to the clear starry-nighted sky--flaunting her beauty. But come spring, she repents--puts on her clothing, and acts decent for a change. --Charlie
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God Bless
Michelle~
Brought a smile to my face.
Thanks--RaeLynn
Love Tinka
Georg
God bless you. Kathy
Paul
why don't she wear her birthday suit?
Walt
I hate that when I can't decide! LOL!
Love and Peace~
Kimmy~
Dee
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Fee
This is delightful! LOL at Jerry's comments below; truth! LOL
Ever fickle, Mother Nature...and you capture her moods very well! BRAVA, very well penned!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your twin sister, Karen Lynn. :D