Snowballs In The Air Poem by Vera Sidhwa

Snowballs

They crisscrossed through the sky so white.
Everything in the sky was whitish bright.
I liked the children laughing away
While they pelted each other throughout the day.

The snowballs hit the boy so small.
It him on his coat so long.
The snowballs hit the girl so hard.
She laughed and screamed and wasn't scared.

It seemed the snowballs had a flight of their own.
They watched the children small then grown.
Each year the snowballs saw kids play
In the darkening of the winter's day.

The winter days were full blown
While the gales in the sky swiftly did roam.
The snowballs laughed and giggled so
Speeding fast as kids flung them in the snow.