A spring-like warm spell has decided to take a
winter vacation in Montana. Yesterday,
the noon sun minted shiny new coins of water from melting snow on my driveway
and cut golden pathways of wintering grass through the fields of white
snow. My resident bird, a certain Mr.
Townsend B. Solitaire, tap-danced with sheer joy (clickity-clickety-clickety-click)
across the metal roof on my house. My
cats, warmed by the sun, developed a very-near-friendly attitude for the better
part of a full hour.
I sat outside on my front step taking in the sun and
the steady thrum of water threading into my rain gutters from the last banks of
snow melting from my roof.
Happy the sound of melting snow.
A warm blanket about me the high sun.
--Mitchell
Hegman
Great title! Nice graphic poetic description!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Ariel Murphy!
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