Shoveling Poems - Poems about Shoveling

Dad and son emitted a healthy glow while shoveling the walkway clear of snow, but one look at the sky made them both start to cry: "There's more of the white stuff?! Oh, no!"...

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I watched the farmer do daily chores, year after year. On hot days, those of snow, each morning he was here before lavender light of dawn, he checked on his crops tended to all the animals and fed the pigs their slops Farmer Ben didn't talk a lot about what needed repairs I'm just an old shovel, but I heard...

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Here comes the county snow plow down the street, He will clear the street of snow and that's neat! I'd scooped snow, how I did strive, To move heaped snow from my...

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I dressed myself this winter’s night In coat with hood, and gloves and scarf, Winter boots and sweater warm And safety glasses too. Snowflakes were falling, piling up In snow drifts high in my driveway, Around my apartment door And in my walkway too. The forecast called for fifteen or, In centimeters, maybe more Of snow accumulations To fall throughout this night. I'd dressed myself...

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He said he planned to freeze to death. Did he mean to have his body frozen? Stored to hatch again later, leftovers out of time's deep freezer of waiting. No, not that. He responds with undeniable dismissal, this would not be his investment in Earth's living future plans. I hope and grope that I will choose when to freeze my death. I recall a...

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