'Tis Fairly Warm Out There

'Tis fairly warm out there some thirty five degrees
And warmth in the sunshine and warmth in the evening breeze
Blowing uphill from the ocean across the country town
Where traffic to and from the highway to the city the streets pass up and down
On the last week of November the Summer not far away
A sharp increase in temperature on the Spring's warmest day
'Tis even fairly warm in the shade of the trees
And the warm air full of the buzzings of flies and wasps and bees
In the town park green from the recent rains Nature's wildflowers abound
Though the warm thirsty winds of Summer suck the moisture from the ground
In five weeks from now or maybe less the town park may be turning brown
At least that usually does what happen when Summer comes to town
Only last week i do recall we did have heavy rain
So with this warm weather we ought not to complain.