Friday, June 30, 2023

Red on our tree top

 

Is it early turbot or on time? I can’t say.

The blistering scarlet top is for sure present.

All day cloudy because fires continue.

It’s suggested we stay indoors.


Times have caught a new wave.

Leaders trying hard to save.

In cities on major boulevards thousands rave 

Working hard to avoid the grave.


Some rain, green grows thick.

Bunnies hide. We do too

Running quick.

Mornings are cool.





Thursday, June 29, 2023

Should be

 

Listen to me, I’m telling you what the weather will be.

I read it, believe it, and pass it on.

I’m trained.

What happened to me looking out the window.


Today might be the warmest of the year, so far.

I’m dressed for warm so i believe it.

Cloudy, so looks like the Canadian smoke continues.

Right now I’ll coffee-up.





Wednesday, June 28, 2023

Right on we say

 

Dream swirled with me in it.

Now I’ve coffeed once and

Am looking over my shoulder for more. 

Baby squirrel and new little bunnie are in the back yard.


Weather is dry this middle of the week.

Warming to mid seventies.

Nothing so terribly hot or humid.

Feels like it’ll be  regular, good summer day


I’ll jot a little, like this I’m doing.

We’ll see what will be as the calendar spins.

On and off again, working it out.

Smile and think good, what it’s about.



Tuesday, June 27, 2023

Showers all day

 

Other parts had the rain 

We were border dry,

Finally one day it came our way.

Now I’m sitting, waiting again, no lie.


What we usually get is a forecast of rain.

Then nothing happens.

Skies always cloudy

So rain seems around the corner.


Sunday, June 25, 2023

June will soon be rolling over

 

Will be very warm for these parts.

Not like Texas with temps absurd .

Our area is warm enough for us.

We need a forest to hide in heavy green.


We do have a small woods on one side.

i can check the weather there.

It will make our acre yard worth while.

Instead of taking for granted I’ll examine.


Now the fine line of wonder opens.

Hello good June Sunday, come on in,

Blue sky, clouds flow puffy again,

A measure for how and where we’ve been.