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Snow Flakes


Snowflakes so pure and white

Falling from the heavens so carefree and bright

So happy are the children for this most festive day 

and for all the little snowflakes that fall in their way

Hundreds and thousands they fall to the ground

Covering the earth without making a sound

Snowmen will be happy for they shall come to life 

and add happiness to kid's hearts before they melt out of sight.

 

by Glen F Lomax

Fom the book of poetry Tramsitions

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Glendell

Born and raised in Washington, DC August 30,1951 and currently resides in Belleview, Florida since June of 2006 with my beautiful bride Angie. I am a published poet and recipient of many awards and honors for outstanding achievement in poetry by the World of Poetry. Received Golden Poet Awards in 1989 and 1991 and honored in Who's Who in Poetry for a selection of poetry entitled Me and My Shadow

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