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Whether of Weather patterns!
by JASMIN HORST E. P. SEILER → (All Poetry by JASMIN HORST E. P. SEILER)
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A one thirty doctors appointment, took shower to be ready, went out for my usual tried to hurry to be back in time, arrived soaken wet at home, had to take another shower to clean up, three showers a day is unusual for me.

 


Whether or Weather patterns!


 


The weather was balmy warm for a winter’s day


Along the path now bare of snow


I slowed my pace along the way


There from the rivers edge, a lake, an overflow


A detour I decided would bring me near


All the stations


To those I hold so dear


Climbing over rocks and brush, felt a new sensation


Deeply now in new terrain


Sinking boots in muck


Soaked from top to bottom now in rain


Every boot and every sock


Up to my knees now not in snow


But in a hidden lake


Neither back nor forward go, this was a hoot


White covers where just a fake


And with a thud I pulled my boot


Laid my rump over a stump


And then became unglued


Up and above I climbed, a soaking lump


A two foot wide dead tree it wooed


Dressed in snow and slithery moos


Finally set me free it would


There now I stood and breathing deep and at a loss


How further to proceed 


The glittering surface down below


Some anxiety indeed


And much apprehension sow


A helping hand a dogwood bush


Would balance my domain


I moved a foot you heard a whoosh


From speed I would abstain


Slowly on that slippery log


One foot at a time


Trying to avoid the bog


Dark and dreary brine


Looking twenty feet ahead


A balanced person would have said


I shall turn back instead


I am already wet


That boyish nature long forgot,


It dared me all the way,


It put me on the spot


Called it mere Childs play


Never could resist a dare


The devil me not shame


For my pride I would care


Not too old or tame


I said and off I went


Weaving back and forth


My will this path would bent


Just keep on going north


Tense moments did ensue


Here and there a slip


Determined tough to cheat this brew


Very careful not to trip


Deep within that forest clearing


The road I could not see


And as the end was nearing


Was not a mount but sea


A snow bank had found refuge


Raised from that end on high


But at the other end a subterfuge


More water there did lie


All this effort now I thought for not


What to do go back or forth


Can’t stay forever on this spot


Neither way a pennies worth


Much time had passed and soaked me to the skin


I grit my teeth and took the plunge


Soaked now from without and from within


I should have had a hunch


While standing there midriff in swamp


Held hostage by the sea


A bird from branch to branch would jump


It was a chickadee


I guess she thought before he drown


I’ll help him with his weight


On wet food will not frown


Sat on my hand and ate


She herself was soaking wet


She did not mind her fate


Not water found a threat


Came back to me and ate


Politely I said my friend


I’ll put some food, for here I cannot stay


I want this not become a trend


She smiled and flew away


Soaked to the bone now homeward bound


I leave my friendly calls


All I am sure they’re food have found


I’m soaked right to the balls!


 


 


09/01/2008


 


 


 


 


 


 


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 Reviews of "Whether of Weather patterns!"
Reviewed by Joyce Bowling
Reviewed on January 10, 2008
What an adventure my friend...the weather is unpredictable everywhere now-a-days! We're in the middle of a severe thunder storm tonight...Your write was creative, well written, with a smooth flow...enjoyed the write, I'm sure the chickadee was glad you were there...well done!
Blessings,
Joyce B.

Reviewed by E T Waldron
Reviewed on January 10, 2008
Wow Jas! You get into so many adventures;-) So glad the chickadee got something out of it! So you can have a warm shower and rest knowing you did your best!;-)
Love,
ET

Reviewed on January 10, 2008
Trying not to laugh, trying not to laugh...at least you're squeaky clean! :) My Daddy tells me, "The weather's gonna do what the weather's gonna do, so why worry about it?" Enjoyed reading this one, Jasmin, well done.

(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.

Reviewed by Mr. Ed
Reviewed on January 10, 2008
Sounds like quite an adventure! And three showers in one day - Wow!

I'm sending this to my brother Matlack; he could sure learn a thing or two, from you!

Reviewed on January 10, 2008
Excellent write, Jasmin; very well penned! The weather HAS gotten crazy now, hasn't it??

(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :(

Living in Tornado Alley, I am dreading the approaching spring weather season; we get our worst storms in the springtime--and NO basements or shelter to go to! Having been in three tornadoes already, I am MORE than ready to move to ALASKA, where the ONLY storms there are MAGNETIC (i.e., the Northern Lights)!!!!

Reviewed by Georg Mateos
Reviewed on January 10, 2008
I knew that lovers are preferred wet...but this is ridiculous!
Now I know why the boys shrink in cold water...
Don't let it to be a pattern either.
Georg


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