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The snowflakes float upon the breeze
     And coat the countryside
For Snow has left his mark behind
     And then, in silence, hides.

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With Winter his accomplice, Snow,
     Dressed in his coat of white,
Coats countryside and city streets,
     Then sneaks well out of sight.

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The children wake and see a scene
     That’s magic, in their sight.
They know who, whilst they have slept,
     Has worked hard in the night.

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It’s on with boots and winter coats;
     The sledges are brought out.
The woolly hats are on their heads
     And children’s voices shout.    

  

Then off they go: ‘Enjoy your day,
      And try not to get wet,’
But a day of sliding on the slopes
     Is fun they’ll not forget.    

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