

This poem was obviously not written about the current bitter Arctic weather, but rather last week’s morning walk in a mild rainy mist. There’s always weather, whether or not we choose to go out walking in it! (I’ll pass today, thank you very much!)
Best wishes for whatever year-end holidays you celebrate! And if you are so moved, how about hosting a Poetry Friday roundup in the new year? The call for hosts is here.
Irene has this week’s roundup at Live Your Poem. Good advice for us all.
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Luv your timpani, bip bop musicality word images & your super title on this mist moment poem.
Happy cosy weekend to you & everyone needing cosy.
Sometimes we just can’t be outside each & every day.
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Mary Lee, this is a beautiful poem for the current weather: “Sky canvas is saturated.” Shades of gray have been the usual weather. We are off to see Santa at his workshop with the grandgirls. The gray has lifted and the sun is out. What will the afternoon bring???
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I love the lilt and rhythm of this poem, despite the gray of a rainy day. Stay warm.
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There are so many wonderful sounds in this poem. Love its musicality!
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I love the “bip bop bips.” That’s exactly how it sounds…what a lovely capture of a walk in the rain.
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A walk with rain-driven music sounds very nice about now, Mary Lee. Love your rhythm of that day, and that ending beat: “leak
streak
from sky
to street.” Happy Holidays to. you into the new year, too.
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What a joy to walk in rain and hear these wonderful sounds!
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I’ll take your “Umbrella Arts” weather over our frigid temps any day. I like seeing those tiny bits of mountains off in the distance too, and what lovely
“syncopated
timpani
bip-bop-bips.”
thanks Mary Lee!
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Mary Lee, I love the rhythm of all these rhymes. I will share with my rain-loving (and also a percussionist) son! xo
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Like so many others, I love the rhythm and rhymes in this poem. Such keen attention you paid to capture it all so beautifully!
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The sounds and imagery put me right there in the mist and the wind. Makes me long for spring! 🙂
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