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— and near constant rain, cutting through the trees out back.</p><p id="5c1f">The Weather Dudes said we’d get some ice — or something funky — early this morning,</p><p id="ae16">and I got my hopes all wound up just a little bit, I guess.</p><p id="205e">The temps just won’t hover near freezing like they used to,</p><p id="b48a">when all we wanted was <a href="https://readmedium.com/snomg-9de7f2bf9c74">a snow day

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off from school.</a></p><p id="557f">These dank, grey days make the shy sun’s</p><p id="3673">occasional appearance a blinding cacophony of almost too much, but also not enough.</p><p id="9279">Climate change must be as real as scientists say.</p><p id="710e">I just wish Al Roker or any old local news crew</p><p id="43f5">would deem my neighborhood worth filming, like they did back in the day.</p></article></body>

Snow News Here

A Poem

A snowy D.C. suburb, circa 2014. Photo: Author’s archive

While almost everyone but us is covered in a winter blanket of some sort,

We endure slashing — sometimes blinding — and near constant rain, cutting through the trees out back.

The Weather Dudes said we’d get some ice — or something funky — early this morning,

and I got my hopes all wound up just a little bit, I guess.

The temps just won’t hover near freezing like they used to,

when all we wanted was a snow day off from school.

These dank, grey days make the shy sun’s

occasional appearance a blinding cacophony of almost too much, but also not enough.

Climate change must be as real as scientists say.

I just wish Al Roker or any old local news crew

would deem my neighborhood worth filming, like they did back in the day.

Poetry
Climate Change
Science
Snow Day
News
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