Well it's over till Tuesday anyway. You're right though, this really is the only sense of seasons we get here in SoCal. It's sort of what would be considered early spring back east. And the rare truly hazeless days are appreciated. Perfectly described Mark. Patrick
The wind, all I can remember is the wind, always there to pull your hat off and to pull girls skirts up, always the wind. Sometimes, it will get angry and whip a storm for no reason. Then..."Storm Over"
I can almost smell the earth and your surroundings after the cleansing of the rain storm, Mark. Lovely poem. Thank you for sharing it. Love and peace,
Regis
Reviewed by Jerry Bolton (Reader)
Reviewed on January 23, 2010
Wonderful. Descriptive. Great lines, such as, "ragged mountains range with / snowy white crowns / leaving one to guess / if cloud topped / or snow covered."
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