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Like a Fire Cat Teaser Taste of Spring

Like A Fire Cat - Teaser Taste Of Spring... Did Fistbump With Ole Man Winter Once again, this fella alights this poetaster and trots out weather, nope not cuz freezing cold bites, this poetic instance highlights spate of unseasonably warm temperatures circa early February 2019, melting oppressive plights, whereby totally tubular solar balm energizes and alights to zoom into heavenly heights pleasantly zapping dendrites with heaven sent sunny rays, which excites every fiber of this fella, writes, a diametrically opposite meteorological pleasure pitch perfect to fly kites versus torturous blast, sans polar vortex arctic cold one futilely fights, where no complaint as ecstasy knows no heights, asper in above average winter cathartically, holistically, therapeutically... quiets cabin fever with sneak preview of summer - skipping over stone temple rites of spring despite dramatic unseasonably warm weather this anomaly nonetheless delights this wordsmith voluntarily holed up days and nights from bone chilling, crushing brutal (cudgel wielding) cold understandably inducing flights of fantasy imagining (like...just yesterday) hightailing to tropical island paradise sights blinds this sun worshipper twittering revelling, basking with robins noah matter an old gipper slakes insatiable thirsts nsync with teetotaling brewster herbalist honeydripper ah... methinks this clime makes me chipper recalling good ole times feeling like a day tripper sprawled out atop roofed mansion fronting happy hunting grounds upon memory steadfast gripper amidst haunting demesne of "Glen Elm" transformed courtesy where backhoes did stripper of native flora and fauna into ticky tack vinyl city for hipper crats all in the name of progress!

Copyright © | Year Posted 2019




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