LET IT SNOW! A Collection of Poetry By Emily

TIME TO SKI

Flying down the hill Rushing past everyone else Closer to the ground.

WINTER'S WIND

OLD MAN BRYCE

The cold air can cut, Feeling sharp against my face, Burning my red cheeks And bringing tears to my eyes, Freezing the streams on my face.

Old man Bryce Slipped on the ice. He ran too fast, Put his arm in a cast, I bet he wished he’d thought twice.

RAIN TO SNOW

CHRISTMAS

Rain Drippy, Drizzly Sprinkling, Showering, Sleeting Droplets, Precipitation, Hail, Flakes Drifting, Declining, Descending White, Whimsical Snow

Christmas Eve is sure to thrill. Having family over is a pure joy, Relatives flock like a herd of sheep, Inviting neighbors and loved ones. Singing carols and rejoicing. Trees are all aglow in the windows, Making us all realize that the season is here. At night, a hush falls over the house Since Santa is on his way.

CRYSTALS

Small crystals of snow Sticking to long eyelashes Bringing me a smile.

ICICLES

Icicles Cold and wet Starting to drip in the sun Producing a puddle below them Freezing

SNOWMAN

When it snows What do you do? Some go sledding, And make a snowman, too CHORUS: Snowmen are great And also very fun. I wish that every day I could build one! He’s fun, he’s tall, Usually he’s fat. I’m not sure why, But we build him like that. He can’t stay long, This we know, He’s only here Until the snow goes. CHORUS: Snowmen are great And also very fun. I wish that every day I could build one! So when he leaves, We’ll have in mind That next year we’ll make Another one of his kind.