Shoveling snow in the alley
behind the garage.
Full of morning gladness
behind the garage.
Full of morning gladness
at the brim, I’ll say—five inches, but very
light. The alley-plow guy charges
our block some amount each winter to plow the alley—
light. The alley-plow guy charges
our block some amount each winter to plow the alley—
he’ll plow later today,
I guess (I imagine a horse-pulled sledge,
but it’ll be a truck-pushed plow-blade).
I guess (I imagine a horse-pulled sledge,
but it’ll be a truck-pushed plow-blade).
What if I made someone’s morning gladder
by going to the foolishly-large
effort of shoveling my whole alley
by going to the foolishly-large
effort of shoveling my whole alley
garage-door side of
the first tire rut?
Full as I am of morning gladness
the first tire rut?
Full as I am of morning gladness
at the brim, I wonder if the plowman
will notice my hard
work and try not to bury
my garage again. Small price for gladness!
will notice my hard
work and try not to bury
my garage again. Small price for gladness!