Springtime in Nebraska
Snow storm, blizzard warnings
Closed highways
Hailstones, rain, tornado watch
All within seven days.
Whipping winds howl
Against the treeless plain
No gentle entry. Spring comes to
Nebraska again.
Published by sandy walker
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7 Comments
Post a CommentYou definitely captured Nebraska!!! That's why I love it here, never a dull day
I think Kansas gets a few more tornadoes than we do but we get our fair share!
I guess Nebraska is in the tornado alley, right?
We had some of that kind of Spring weather here in Illinois too. Excellent poem, hope things get more Springlike for you there.
Well done verse.
Spring can be a time of ever changing weather, nicely described here!
What a start of spring!!