Showing posts with label snow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label snow. Show all posts
Friday, February 7, 2020
020720b
Snow in Alabama
falls hard
clinks when it hits
some call it sleet
but get out the snow shovel
and the hot chocolate
stay off the roads
some crazy people out there
they're not used to snow
oh, it stopped
Sunday, October 13, 2019
101319
For Inktober Friday & Saturday
Winter’s Cold Heart
a lunegay
winter stirs at the
cave’s dark mouth
a pure puff of white
burnt-metal stench manifests
louring clouds brighten briefly
something beats against
bone chill wind
shadow wanes and swells
out of the wrack a
dopplered scream
the blood-spattered field
in blowing snow something moves
amber glint blinks
much too close
riding against the
snow dragon
bones for the spring melt
Tuesday, January 29, 2019
012919
teardrop clear flakes
are wet before they land
Alabama snow
No wonder the schools are closed.
Thursday, January 24, 2019
012419c
cyborg ship
joyriding the nebula
remembers snow
Thursday, December 20, 2018
Thursday, November 15, 2018
111518
a dusting of snow
could have sworn this was Alabama
not Michigan
Sunday, January 21, 2018
012118b
raised fir roots guard
a crescent of blue snow
the low sun
Sunday, December 10, 2017
121017c
Alabama blizzard
snow under fence and walnut
damp leaves under that
snowman bellies
all that's left
sunshine diet
Saturday, December 9, 2017
120917b
snow on the fields
Publix closes cos you can
SEE snow from the street
#Alabama
Friday, December 8, 2017
120817b
Alabama snow
sticks to some things
dark wet roads
Saturday, November 25, 2017
112517
Snow
capping each post
capturing the travels
of small creatures
slicking the roads
breaking bumpers
building muscles
breaking hearts
it's becoming a legend
here in the South
children know OF it only
like heaven or hell
they've never been there
Sunday, January 8, 2017
010817b
a teensey day
may break 20F
70s b4 week's end
that's Bama 4 u
Saturday, January 7, 2017
010717
So it actually did precipitate in Tuscaloosa last night. We had an accumulation of about 1 inch of snow, with a little ice at the bottom. Needless to say, civilization teetered on the brink in this part of the world.
As soon as the sun hit the roof this morning, even though it was actually still below freezing, water started cascading off, along with large chunks of softening snow.
There is still snow out there now, and as the sun sets behind the trees, things are stiffening up.
On another subject, Rhysling nominations started to come in. I am seeing some great poems that will be in the anthology this year. If you are a member of the SFPA, and you have not yet nominated any poems, please do. You have about five weeks
Labels:
Alabama,
fantasy,
horror,
ice,
poetry,
Rhysling,
science fiction,
sf,
snow,
speculative,
Tuscaloosa,
weather,
winter
Friday, January 6, 2017
010617
Today it might snow a little bit
heaven forfend! Let's cancel school
don't go to work
stay home and laze
reread science-fiction classics
do those chores you
blew off last night
but don't go sledding
or make snowfolk
it didn't snow at all
Sunday, January 9, 2011
the blizzard of 2011
I would be mailing dreams and nightmares 88 tomorrow, but we are even now being pelted with sleet and just about everything is closed tomorrow. Of course the post office will be open, if they still take that pledge, but supposedly the streets are going to be icy. The city is closed, the state is closed, the schools are closed, the University is closed, etc. I guess that means I can do some more writing on the trace fossil book tomorrow.
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Charlottesville winter
Flexible Flyer
does a 180
keeps on going
it's all fun and games
till we hit the dogwood
face roll
collar snow laugh
sister not crying.
let's do it again
but this time
all three of us
does a 180
keeps on going
it's all fun and games
till we hit the dogwood
face roll
collar snow laugh
sister not crying.
let's do it again
but this time
all three of us
Friday, February 12, 2010
haiku
potted hibiscus
waits for spring
snow falls
waits for spring
snow falls
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