A Woman's Wrath

During the dark dreary cold winter weather There're times of sunshine and warm rather, Likewise the moods of a woman you can't trust Soft as snowflakes at times or cold hard crust. Hotter than fiercer fire or colder than ice, Happy or sad - Oh, you'll pay the price! Placid or provoked, she carries a punch making the best of us a sore-looking bunch. Do not step out into this raging storm, Crawl under the covers and stay warm, Let the wailing, veering wind pass you by, Just stay put until you see a clear blue sky. You may censure me, you can ostracize, Oh, do review thy lady ere you patronize-- Thus I forewarn the brethren of my ilk, Fall not for fair face and skin soft as silk. ~A Brian Strand Rhyming Contest. "When a woman is just a woman" contest by Justin Bordner.