Hey Mister Snowman

Like a late evening buzz
There he was
As I got in my car
And didn't get very far

As I hit the light 
Another one was off to the right
I wanted that light to turn green
For this one looked a little mean

And at the store 
There standing were four more
Barely letting me get by
As I plucked the coal from his eye

Slipping out the back door
Around the corner there was two more
I got in and hit the gas
And like seven more did I pass

They're taking over the whole neighborhood
These snowmen, they're up to no good
Then back at my parking lot
Who, but old Mr. Frosty does trot

He smiled with that silly little wink
Then yelled, "don't for one moment think
And don't even try getting slick
For I'm on to that old greenhouse trick

As off he and his gang went
But the message had been sent
These snowmen are here to stay
Hey Frosty, "wait till May"
Copyright © | Year Posted 2014

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Dietrich Avatar
March 1, 2014 at 1:38 AM
hahaha, this is such a fun way to relate your misery with the snow. You must live back east.I am so glad the snow storms did not hit us much in Utah this year!! (ARE you out east??)
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