Weather You Drive Or Not

Cinquain Rules: 5 stanzas that each form the shape of a crown

New Snow
After months of
Enduring rain and mud
Now the world is white again
Snow Rules

More change
The rain returns again
Shiny, slippery roads to drive
Hazardous for all
Rain Rules

Blinking
Lights and sirens
Sounds of skidding tires
Weather hazards reigning havoc
Laws of physics rule

Headlines
Weather causes
Many crashes in the area
Defensive driving called for now
Tow Trucks Rule

Sun's out
Hurray! Dry roads
But driving's still not safe
People drive like crazed idiots
Road Rage Rules

Reviews

[Gobinder Singh Dhindsa]

Really lovely writing. I like your whole wording. Keep it up!
Do you read mine to Anguish and She!

[MsMermaid]

I like to find unusual subjects not often written about by poets. So glad you all notice and enjoy that. So many poets write about love lost, love found, or all the many emotional frustrations and pains of life, or the joys life offers. I write about these as well, but like to find things in life's experience that might go unnoticed by other poets. Thanks again for the kind reviews.

[The Scholar]

Ha! I loved this, and completely agree with piggy about the new topic. It's always refreshing to read about something new, especially when it still sounds as lovely as you make it sound. And it's a cinquain too, nicely done. :)

[Robert Haigh]

Some accurate observations presented in an interesting poem. A nice idea. Well done.

[piggy]

Awesome!!! Something about traffic :-). A completely new topic, so fresh.