sledding
Icing of snow now turning to rain,
making slick my sled run
Yesterday the twenty inches
of snow had diminished by one third
my high rubber boots now tall
enough to not be swamped
I tramped the hill over and over to
make a passable track
and only managed two fair rides, with
dogs frantic at my side
fearful their person was at risk, they
nearly spoiled my joy.
Since the track was more a bob sled trail
Since the track was more a bob sled trail
the barking was at my ears, I nearly
ran over paws,
my guardians fierce and
obdurate.
Today I may leave them inside. But then
my fun
might be swallowed by acres of snow and
sticks of pines;
who would hear my shrieks or witness my run?
Who lick my face awake if I crashed?
who would hear my shrieks or witness my run?
Who lick my face awake if I crashed?
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