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Poetry corner
Halfway along The Common,
February's snow seems deeper
Than any other months.
The drive is blocked and in the morning
The milk tanker will not venture
Down the drive.
And Dad (and Chieftain)
Will have to take the milk
To the road by seven am.
Tonight, the snow
Seems slower, almost fixed
As it passes the light
On the corner of the long barn
And hits
The ground with a loud nothing.
Bread and milk
Bubbles on the Aga
I toast my feet while Ann makes oatcakes
For breakfast.
Charley Martin
The Last Laugh
The leaves they have the last laugh
Along with their friend the breeze
They drop onto gardens and paths
And along the streets they wheeze
We then decide to pick them up
With broom, rake or garden vac
We collect them very carefully
Then mulch, or put them in a sack
We think we've done a good job
It's taken quite a while
Stand back and look quite proud
And on our face - a smile
As we clear away our tools
Along comes a friendly breeze
And while we pop along indoors
Gently whispers to the trees .....let go your leaves
Shirley Crosby