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The day winter fell


The day winter fell

By A.R.T

 

When my school rang the bell,

that was the day winter fell.

We found out the ice caps were melting,

And that the world was flooding.

 

At first the orange man said it was a hoax,

But there were none of us he could coax.

Then he blamed it on the chinese,

And we went to war like a breeze.

 

then we were struck,

The water got us stuck.

We lost all the citys on the coast,

And our country was toast.

 

Even then there was more,

It shook me to my very core.

The blizzard came like snowy hell,

That was the day winter fell.



 

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