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Created on: November 08, 2010 Last Updated: July 31, 2011
A little speck of white begins to fall;
looks high and low as seasons change their place.
Earth smiles in answer to chill winter's call
and bids adieu to autumn's breezy grace.
This eager flake takes center stage that's set
with fallen leaves, a carpet of bright hue.
It scans the place and whistles loud to let
a host of dancing flakes to frosty tune.
Yet though the sky lights up with crystals white
and dainty steps to speckle naked trees,
it's arms embrace all houses within sight
thus spreading warmth despite the howling freeze.
Pray, tell me, Snow, what tidings come my way;
Do you bring news to brighten up my day?
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Poetry: Sonnets about snow
Fine crystal dancers twirl from obscure skies,
To pirouette amongst dark, barren trees.
And dress the land in elegant disguise,
We are English. We cannot wait for snow.
But when it comes, the snow is worse than drought.
We are frightened.
A little speck of white begins to fall;
looks high and low as seasons change their place.
Earth smiles in answer
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Across the fields, glens and meadows doth blow
The coldest, whitest agony of man
Some call it beautiful; some just say snow
Winter washes away crisp autumn leaves
in an avalanche of snowy bluster.
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