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That Cold Rainy Day


(poems go here) On that cold rainy day We could not go out and play This is how the weather is in Western New York Nothing to do, but eat as I hold my fork. We sit in the quiet house Hearing nothing, not even a mouse. The air is cold all day long The weather is just plain wrong. The Bills and the Sabres always lose So it’s off to North Carolina I choose So God hears me when I pray On that cold rainy day
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