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JOSIE'S POEMS

Winter Poems

By Josie Whitehead

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W I N T R Y   J O Y

(Snowflakes, of course)

By Josie Whitehead

Wintry Joy
Black Snowflake
Black Snowflake

They’ve travelled on the cold wind’s breath
     And danced upon the breeze;
Beneath the shivering, silvery moon
     They’ve rested on the trees.

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They’ve coated countryside and town
     With a mantle of soft snow,
And here come children, out to play,
     Their faces all aglow.

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Warmly wrapped in coats and scarfs,
     Warm hats upon their heads,
They’re up and out to greet the snow,
      Forsaking cosy beds.    

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The snow’s disrupted working man -
     Caused problems which annoy -
But, to the children of our world,
     The snowflakes have brought joy.

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