With haste to Spring I bid you go(winter)

My least favourite season looms:((

Not all will bask in summer's warmth
enjoy the solar glow,
some much prefer frosts nipping bite
and a virginity of snow.
But I, oh no, I laud the sun
blue skies and warming breeze,
that gentle kisses golden skin
and stirs the rested trees.
So hurry by cold discontent
be quick, kind, not severe,
with haste to Spring I bid you go
for yet another year.

Author's Note

Not written in a while so read a few of Emily D's and came up with this.

Reviews

[Dave Brown]

If you're taking a poll, I'll sign on the YES side
Snow here

[Gee]

Belated thanks Dave.
Hope Santa is good to you

[JessyJacob]

Hi Gee, you have a birth right for him. Mom would have been happy without suffering all these days and even now, if you were born little late. You are always a treasure to anyone. you’re responsible well enough and taking care of family.

[Gee]

Thank you Jessy

[Perdition]

Ah ..I love the winter. The freezing rush from door to car, the waiting for the seats to warm or your feet to fall off. The short days and long nights sipping words. And ..and ...lol. Fires, cocoa, constant adjusting of the thermostat, strange holes from last year's hats, white skin dry to the bone, and everything you touch shocks. Good times!! This is a wonderful "bidding" and a clean rhyme that "Emily" would be proud to read, and spring will be here soon enough. Don't rush those humidities!! ;)

[Gee]

Hi, thanks kindly for dropping in to have a read, much appreciated.
I take it you've clambered down from the mountain.

[Perdition]

Yeah… bummer. It was on fire. Still wonderful though and will return as it is that home within the home. Plus the parents are up there… lol. Thanks Gee~

[Beccy]

Definitely a chill in the air; on the upside, no need to mow the lawn for a while. Mind you, Charlie does that for me. :))

Beccy.

[Gee]

Hi Beccy, hope you are both well. Charlie must be all grown up now 16/17?
Thank you for taking time to read and comment, always appreciated

[Betty Hermelee]

I take it that you prefer the warming breeze of summer, rather than the cold nip of winter ( last winter we did not get a flake of snow and rather mild winter; now with climate change you may be surprised a the new winter to come( hopefully!)
Warmly, B

[Gee]

Hi Betty, hope you are well. Yes, warm weather for me all day long. My feet are cold during summertime so are like blocks of ice in winter, either poor circulation of I am slowly dying from the feet upwards :)
Thank you for dropping by

[Betty Hermelee]

I wear socks at night all year! Hope you are well, enjoyed the poem
Take good care
Warmly, B

[W. Barrett Munn]

This is quite good. The rhymes come across as natural speech that propels the piece with a fine rhythm.

Winston

[Gee]

Hi Winston, I'll happily take "quite good"
Thank you

[Lorry]

You and me both Gee!
I'm not necessarily a sun worshipper as such, being Scottish and a kind of pale blue porridge in colour, but I would gladly take melting into a puddle any day over breaking icicles off my bits every morning and my face cracking into splinters if a thought changes my expression... And it's still only diet winter! It hasn't even got to that part of the calender where autumn gives into full fat winter and goes to find a corner to die in.
Winter has to me the same accent as the guy in Dad's army, famous for saying "were all doomed!" 😊

[Gee]

Cheers Lorry.
Temperature still in the low teens here but a change is a comin'. Best dig out my survival suit

[Matthew Kult]

Warmly wishing. Bleakly freezing.

Winter needs to slip right on by very quickly.

With love,

Matthew

[AYVID N]

Winter is upon us too and I'm dreading it so. Though our winter's aren't snowy yet I crave warmth, I'm so tropical. I related so much to your words, dear Gee.

[Gee]

Such a late thank you, apologies
Hope you are well Divya

[Chris Shaw]

She has really inspired you Gee. A lovely piece which echoes my emotions perfectly. I am not a fan of either autumn or winter much preferring warmer climes. I need the sun to survive. I can easily cope without the frost. Great read from you my friend.

Chris

[Gee]

Hi Christine, thank you kindly