Spring is warmer days.
NOT freezing days.
Spring is gentle warm breezes.
NOT cold gusts over 40 mph.
Spring is rain coming down to water the grass and plant life to come alive again.
NOT snow coming down blanketing it.
Spring is birds chirping.
NOT snow plows going up and down the streets.
Spring is enjoying the outdoors again.
NOT going outside to shovel and clean off cars.
Spring, where are you???
Spring, where are you? I wonder that too.
Like the contrasts in your poem. We will have warmer weather soon, won’t we?
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Lol. It’s all relative, isn’t it? I am in Kuala Lumpur where it’s eternally summer. What I wouldn’t give for Spring. I remember my winters in other places though. You have captured the neverending aspect of some of them.
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I love the humor in your poem. As I watch the snow fall outside my window, I completely relate. This is not how I planned to spend my spring break. But perhaps I’ll take a walk outside anyway and try to enjoy the “spring” day that Mother Nature gave me. Care to join me (virtually)?
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Sounds like a great idea!
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Love this organizational structure, Shelly. It really works here. Best of all, you end with a question, completely changing the pattern and bringing closure to your piece. Balanced, fun to read. A great mentor text for students to try!
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Oh boy, you must live here in Chicago! Where is spring was my exact thoughts yesterday at recess duty! Yikes was it cold!
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Crazy weather! I’m in PA.
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I’m out and about in the snow so no spring here either!
Stay warm!
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Loved how you structured your poem. So sorry spring is delayed!
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Love the contrasts and the use of capitalization of “NOT”. We need spring to show us what it really is very soon!
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