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JOSIE'S POEMS
Winter Poems for Children
By Josie Whitehead
WINTER WIND -
PLEASE GO AWAY!
By Josie Whitehead
Winter wind, please go away
And take with you those clouds of grey.
Your great big teeth aren’t what I like,
Waiting for their chance to bite.
Now don’t you pinch my hands and feet.
Your wintry blusters I’ll not greet.
No, I don’t want your snowy blasts
As you race past me very fast.
Please take away your icy grip
That’s looking round for things to nip.
I’ll shut the door and light my fire
Whilst you stay there until you tire!
Copyright on all my poems
Although I've written many weather poems, many were not written in 2010, of course. This was one of my very early poems and so it was market-researched in classrooms in West Yorkshire and the teachers decided it should go into my book: "Josie's Poems - Nature Poems". I do hope that you like it also. Josie