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Waiting for Olaf


When I was three or four

I asked my mom whether snowflakes are true

Hearing they are not to us

My heart sank in deep sorrow dust

 

I see on TV snow falls on land

I also watched until I could stand

Waited for Christmas for Santa and snow

But only Santa came and a wind blow

 

Dreaming to ice skate on an ice

With all my friends hands together, so nice

I wish I could meet a winter bear

Asking are you OK without a fear

I wish Olaf also with me

Giving warm hugs and laugh with me

I'll be Elsa or Anna indeed

Let's play down the winter street

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Methmi Mandara

Hi! I am Methmi Mandara. I am a Sri Lankan girl who loves English Literature. Got Primary education at Sujatha Vidyalaya, Nugegoda and currently (2021) studying at Gothami Balika Vidyalaya, Colombo 10. I hope you will enjoy reading my poems! Contact me- Email - [email protected] Instagram - methmi_mandara Twitter - Methmi Mandara

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