Long Forecaster Poems

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Premium Member White Broom

*A young man went out for a stroll in the snow 
Into a remote patch of icy blue Adirondacks.
It's been a few moons since he was last seen. 
They discovered his lithium car at the trailhead.
A white broom swept his footprints off the map.
They posted a vision of him sitting in the sunshine.
They're searching low and high for that cherub smile.
Prayers are swirling like glitter in a snow globe.
The ranger whispers about windchill and hope.
The forecaster says a fresh foot more of devilish snow.
They postponed the search until tomorrow.
They say a cardinal may chirp a psalm.
When souls wander into the beyond. 
A young man went out for a stroll in the snow.


One day, a bird will fly

One day, a bird will fly…..
One day, a bird soaring high in the sky, will be, she, in possibility 
Never to return in a neverland sky, decisive in  nominative totality
One day, a bird soaring high in the sky, will be, she, in possibility 
Never to return about a neverland sky, decisive in nominative totality
One day…
The mountaintop, these dense clouds , layers of piling such, and so
A sandstorm, heartbroken saga, will not be a weather forecaster to go
In evocating high,a paraphrasing try,will fall, no more than brimming
Underneath a sky, for none, too aboriginal a humming
One day, a bird will fly…..
One day, a bird soaring high in the sky, will be, she, in possibility
One day…
A flute, fading slow, out there, with an absent delight, daylight! None!
None knew why,whence none could try to find a parable, a hymn, uncomparable!
A nomadic try will never end in a dead end to bolt, wondering in zero, her lame!
Herlem , once in Jerusalem!
One day, a bird will fly…..
One day, a bird soaring high in the sky, will be, she, in possibility 
Never to return about a neverland sky, decisive in  nominative totality
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Form: Imagism

Premium Member The Devil You Know


(Weather Forecaster Threnody)

I know, I know, I’ve compromised 
My high repute, to my demise.
I have been trashed and penalized 
When forecasts don’t materialize. 

You have put me down all along, 
But am I not more right than wrong?! 
That freezing rain followed by sleet, 
Humidity with scorching heat.

Storms, floods, high winds, rain and what not...
Stayed safely in? Now you forgot? 
I truly try so very hard 
To warn and give you a head start. 

Please be so kind, give me some slack 
When weather whims blow out of whack. 
But if you defy my patterns, 
Brace yourself and see what happens! 

March 7,  2022
Form: Quatern

Rain Or Shine

I step up to the green screen 
In my tie and 5 piece suit
Here for you on the daily
My predictions absolute!

You can always count on me
To know how to prepare
Waiting for my forecast
So you know just what to wear

I know you might be angry
Because I told you there'd be sun
But how was I supposed to know
That a blizzard had begun?

And maybe there was one time
Where you questioned my potential
But sometimes an inch of rain
Turns out to be torrential

I told you there would be some wind
Before you lost all power
Technically I wasn't wrong
It was just 100 miles per hour

I do my best by mother nature
But she can be quite fickle
Shift your blame over to her
If you're in a weather pickle

So keep your trust in me
and I'll keep you in the know
Even if you end up in shorts
In a cool five feet of snow :)


March 30th, 
You're a Weather Forecaster contest, Sponsored by Matt Caliri
Form: Quatrain

The Weather Don'T Ask Me

THE WEATHER? DON’T ASK ME

There won’t be a cloud in the sky today,
But don’t get too complacent.
The weather’s coming from the north
And storm clouds are adjacent.

My job used to be simple,
The seasons were well defined.
But, due to global warming,
I’m feeling undermined.

Why, with November upon us,
Are the leaves still attached to the trees?
What’s happened to Crosby’s White Christmas,
Now the temperature’s twenty degrees?

I went to the beach, back in August,
Prepared to sun bathe for the day.
I hired a deckchair and a sunshade
But a hurricane blew them away.

We are using too many fossil fuels.
The ozone layer’s parting.
While every day, across the world,
Ten billion cows are farting.

So, if you want a forecast
Of what the weather will do,
It’s really no good asking me.
I’m afraid I haven’t a clue.

31st March 2022
You're a Weather Forecaster poetry contest
Sponsor - Matt Calari
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Winter Storm Forecast

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The day is winter with snow and wind,
hiding homes and streets and the trees and rivers,
all is veiled in layers of ice and snow,
the cars and buses stopped and all is closed.

                                        Within many homes,
warm fireplace's glow,
              as the snow continues to fall,
and the temperature is colder than the North Pole,
               beyond,
        frozen windows.
Cats within homes are curled in balls of soft fur,
        without a care for the weather,
and firelight flickers in rooms cozy,
and  there is solitude and peace,
         within Victorian homes,                 
there is concern for homeless, the old and feeble,
alone.
                        
         Heat and plenty of food is essential,
but as we know many within the city do not have this,
          and what of the poor birds,
                    the wild animals,
                          the stray cats and dogs
  living outside.

Airplanes and trains are not moving,
drifting snow and ice making it dangerous,
people stranded,
               far from home.

The clouds hang low, heavy and white,
and the snowflakes come, flake after flake,
trees bend and branches break, blocking streets,,
while a bitter wind rattles windows,
threatening to break in

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March 08, 2022


Poetry/Verse/Winter Storm Forecast
Copyright Protected, ID  03-1437-399-08
All Rights Reserved, 2022, Constance La France


Submitted to the Standard contest, You're A Weather Forecaster
sponsor, Matt Caliri, Judged 04/10/2022
Form: Verse

Premium Member Weather Forecast

As the winter drifts with the northern wind
Some high latitude areas of north hemisphere
Will be in the clasp of sporadic snowstorms
Others will be mantled with dense opaque frost
Longing to feel the reviving warmth of the sun 
People need to bear the chill for a fortnight.   

After winter haze clears the weather will change 
The spring will arrive floating in the crispy air 
With the radiance of cerulean sky crystal clear 
And with amiable ambiance of temperate days
Not to last long for the temperature will increase 
At the onset of scorching summer of discontent.

With active El Niño the prospect of rains is favorable
The southern wind will spread moisture laden cloud  
Overcast monsoon sky in some areas may fall asunder  
After unpredictable cloud bursts one after another
Cyclones and tropical storms will spin on trade winds
Wreak havoc in low-lying areas with frequent floods. 

The nimbus clouds will waft away clearing the sky
Low atmospheric disturbances will slowly subside
As awaited autumn will arrive with nip in the air 
Occasional gusty winds at the advent of the fall
Will blow away wilted leaves from shedding trees
Make way for the freezing footfall of another winter.

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March 10, 2022
Contest : You're A Weather Forecaster
Sponsored by : Matt Caliri

World Ends Tomorrow

World Ends Tomorrow

The World will to end tomorrow,
I know that to be true,
It was written in The Forecaster,
Right at the top of page Two.

Hopefully it happens in the Evening,
Tomorrow’s my busy day,
Dentist appointment, Two-Thirty,
Overdue Gas bill to pay,

Meeting the Bank Manager at Ten,
Overdraft taken a hit.
Go down the Gym before Noon,
Trying hard to get fit.

It’s all rather inconvenient really,
There’s a film I hoped to see,
Called “The End of Days,”
A Special ticket to get me in free.

Perhaps the Paper got it wrong,
I’m crossing my Fingers and Thumbs,
After all you know what they say,
Tomorrow never comes.
© Kevin Shaw  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Weather Or Not

It is now ten minutes past noon,
So, I can wish you a good afternoon,
The clouds are gracefully displaying,
Whatever an artist imagines,
 But my production manager is glaring,
Say your bit quick he mouths me,
Cheekily I replied, ‘let me be’,
I take a deep breath, and the sun
Peeps from underneath,
Playing hide and seek, having fun,
Oh, I see a cloud shape of a bunny,
That really looks funny,
Don’t forget to take your wellies,
For rain will certainly pour
At approximately three, maybe four.
Splash through every puddle,
Don’t forget to cuddle huddle,
Fun is in the air, a chilly Easterly
Actually no Westerly,
Breeze will later bring wild winds
Tell your mummy or daddy to pull
Down your window blinds,
Pack a warm jersey as well,
You can never tell ,
What will be the weather,
How ‘bout we get together,
Where are you going for tea,
Would you not rather join me.
Phones began ringing
I’m suddenly thinking,
Things look very busy on my TV
Slot, parents congratulating me,
Children stop homework
To listen and see,
My weather forecast,
Golly, a hurricane has just passed,
Aren’t we lucky,
High five and pinkie three,
I got transferred to kiddies TV
Where I’d much rather be!

Contest Entry:  "You're a Weather Forecaster"
Sponsor: Matt Caliri
Date; 2022/03/21

Jinxed Jesting Jejune Junior Jobber Part 1

Jinxed jesting jejune junior jobber...
just jabbering gibberish (A - I)

Again, another awkward ambitious
arduous attempt at alphabetically
arranging atrociously ambiguously
absolutely asinine avoidable alliteration.

Because...? Basically bonafide belching,
bobbing, bumbling, bohemian beastie boy,
bereft bummer, bleeds blasé blues, begetting
bloviated boilerplate bildungsroman,
boasting bougainvillea background.

Civil, clever clover chomping, cheap
chipper cool cutthroat clueless clodhopper,
chafed centenary, codifies communication
cryptically, challenging capable, certifiably
cheerful college coed.

Divine dapper daredevil, deft, destitute,
doddering, dorky dude, dummkopf Dagwood
descendent, dagnabbit, demands daring
dedicated doodling, dubious, dynamite,

deaf dwarf, diehard doppelganger, Doctor
Demento double, declaring depraved
daffy dis(pense)able dufus Donald Duck
derailed democracy devastatingly defunct.

Eccentric, edified English exile,
effervescent, elementary, echinoderm
eating egghead, Earthling, excretes,
etches, ejaculates, effortless exceptional
emphatic effluvium enraging eminent,

eschatologically entranced, elongated
elasmobranchii, emerald eyed Ebenezer,
effectively experiments, emulates epochal
eczema epidemic, elevating, escalating,
exaggerating enmity, enduring exhausting
emphysema.

Freed fentanyl fueled, fickle figurative
flippant fiddler, fiendishly filmy, fishy,
fluke, flamboyantly frivolous, fictitious,
felonious, fallacious, fabulously fatalistic,
flabbergasted, fettered, flustered, facile,
faceless, feckless, financially forked,

foregone, forlorn futile fulsome, freckled
feverish, foo fighting, faulty, freezing,
fleeting famously failing forecaster, flubs
"FAKE" fundamental fibber fiat, fabricating
fiery fissile fractured fios faculties.

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