Do You Know The Answer?

It's cold and dreary,

gray and cold.

There's no wind, but it's cold.

There's a  spattering of snow,

and it's cold.

It's wet and drizzly and

yep, you guessed it...

COLD!

Did March come in like a lamb,

or lion?

So here is what I question?

How did March march in, in...

(that's a weird phrase)

...your neck of the woods?

How did March march in, in your neck of the woods?

I wonder if that  previous sentence is a real sentence? 

Or for that matter, are any of these sentences real?

 I should ask an English teacher.

Bye now, I am off to ponder more pressing questions.

Rachel