Sun still rises in the sky,
and morning birds sing, still.
Ocean tides, ebb and flow,
always have...and forever, will.
Matters not what numbers say,
nature controls all time,
but you can pretend to extend
your day...
if only in your mind!
Author notes
We don't change our clocks here either!
When told the reason for daylight
savings time the Old Indian said,
“Only the Government would
believe that you could cut a
foot off the top of a blanket,
sew it to the bottom, and have
a longer blanket”
A contest entry
- Contest(daylight savings time) by Stickboy.
1050 points, ended November 8, 5 entries
Honorable mention
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest
Comments
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great take on nature's defiance of daylight saving. well written as usual.
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I love the clever flow of this poem. This not only was good to read It felt good to read the words well done!!!!
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short and very sweet!
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Wonderful
So very true. A great write. Best of luck in the contest
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hee hee love that last line , so true your words are... thanks for entering, best of luck
Sean
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