A furry weatherman, quite stout, 

Pops out his head, no room for doubt. 

Sees his shadow, gives a squeak, 

Six more weeks of winter's bleak!


Or maybe not, who really knows? 

He's just a groundhog, sleepy and slow, 

Oblivious to all the fuss, 

Just dreams of dandelions, plump and luscious. 

He couldn't care less 'bout sun or snow, 

Just wants a nap, then it's time to go.



Hurdles & Harmony

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