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Snow Day


A snowflake falls on my tongue and is Consumed It is Snowing We come outside for a brief period to make Men of snow and to declare war Our hands get too cold to throw our tightly Packed cannonballs We run inside and talk peace over a cup of hot cocoa We then go back outside to make heavenly snow angels from our earthly imprints It is snowing
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