A Winters Poem Poem by Natalie Clyne

A Winters Poem

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The cold air swaying through my hair,
The frost on my fingertips, I just can't bare.
The dark, windy nights,
Enough to blow a thousand kites,
The little snow that there is,
The blossoms in the spring I do miss.
Birds hop along the snow looking for food,
While people in their houses try to get into a happier mood.
All the animals keep warm in teams,
As the winters snow glitters with gleam.

Saturday, November 19, 2005
Topic(s) of this poem: animals,birds,food,hair,snow
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