The Snowflake
Gravid, heavy, puffy and grey
Where manifold crystals begin to take form
Moisture to ice, patterned and gay
Freely released in this bitter snow storm
Amazing flecks of white in collusion
Settling grimly on the dark below
Changing the scene during this fusion
Flake upon flake, growing in depth
Uniquely hexagonal in shape
An unspoiled purity on this frosty wealth
And patterns many within each flake
Magnified, a sight on which to ponder
Complex, symmetry in all its glory
Like sparkly diamonds on which to wonder
Copyright © Rose Johnson | Year Posted 2017
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