Autobiography Of A Snowflake Poem by John F. McCullagh

Autobiography Of A Snowflake

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In a Nimbostratus cloud I formed.
a trooper of the coming storm.
From a droplet, cold, alone,
my Starry crystal flake was formed

Expelled from my Eden by the wind
Thus did my descent begin.
Swarovski can’t produce my equal.
I’m unique- they’ll be no sequel.

Perhaps I’ll help cover your grass
Or, with the others, clog your paths.
On roads I’ll make your rear wheels slide
And make you wish you’d stayed inside

I glide in, glittering, past street lights
The earth already wrapped in White
Surprised I am to melt so young
captured on your daughter’s tongue.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Scott Clark 01 August 2010

Ahh, such a creation- such a beginning and such hopes- and your daughter catches it on her tongue! I like that.

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Chuck Audette 18 December 2009

Wonderful change-up in the ending after the wintry descriptions. 10! Chuck

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