Oh, The Death Of A Snowman Poem by someone anonymus

Oh, The Death Of A Snowman

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I melt from first the bottom
But soon I've only my head
My Carrot, my pipe, my scarf, and my smile
All fall to the ground- they'll lay there for a while
Oh, the death of a snowman!

My epitaph will never be read(cause it was made o'snow)
There are no relics of my head(it was blown away by the wind's blow)
The lines in the church aren't near a mile
Death would be better for a crocodile
Oh, the death of a snowman

All the people rejoice except Ted,
Looking down at my melting head,
Very sad to see me go, crying in my body of snow
Oh, the death of a snowman

Sunday, December 3, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: winter
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
When I was young, I came home from school and my snowman was melting and I cried
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