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Snow


Falling ever so gently, I watch the snow so enviously, It's gentle nature and light appeal, As if mocking my insecurity. The air so crisp about me, My nose a slight pink from chill, Standing in defiance as if making a difference, I wreck the blanket of snow that surrounds.
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