How Nice
The trees seem to grow older,
As the land becomes colder;
Their leaves flying away.
As the night gnaws at the day,
Time seems to freeze;
Leaving me at ease,
For I enjoy the silence.
Everything becomes quiet,
No sound nor riot,
As winter takes a hold of my life.
This freezing cold knife,
Feels very nice,
Oh how I enjoy the ice!
How nice!
I love snow!
But I honestly don't know;
Why others act coy,
At my blissful joy;
Snow days are the best!
Way better than the rest!
But alas;
The snow melts fast,
Sigh...
Unti next year Jack Frost.
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