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I Am Thankful For

I am thankful for lovely snowflakes falling,
and for divine winter scenes enthralling;
for all the tiny singing birds in the cold,
oh, wish my warm hands could each enfold.

I love the wind making the snow dance,
all those flakes that drift, twirl, and prance;
each one perfection, each one unique,
each one part of God's creation mystique.

I like walking as those falling snowflakes kiss,
it brings me tranquility, serenity and bliss;
and after the snowfall the drooping trees drip,
as snow gathered on their branches starts to slip.

Copyright © Constance La France | Year Posted 2024

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Tania Kitchin Date: 12/15/2024 5:02:00 AM Constance, a beautiful poem, congratulations on your winning placement. Login to Reply Constance La France Date: 12/17/2024 6:01:00 AM Tania, thank you for the contest and my placement, and for the compliment, and congratulations, love ~

JCB Brul Date: 12/4/2024 4:12:00 AM Oh, this makes my heart melt. I love winter and this poem makes me love winter more than before. This is my most fave. Stay prolific. ^___^ JCB Login to Reply Constance La France Date: 12/4/2024 11:09:00 AM Jcb, thank you for the lovely comment, compliment and fav, love Constance

Paula Goldsmith Date: 12/3/2024 11:08:00 AM I enjoyed reading your wonderful write with a great picture/great quote. Never thought about Snowflakes being winter's butterflies but guess they are.  "Good Luck" Have a blessed day writing away............. Login to Reply Constance La France Date: 12/3/2024 12:39:00 PM Paula, thank you for the compliment on my poem and quote, and the comment, blessings, Constance

John Read Date: 12/3/2024 8:26:00 AM Snowflakes are kisses from heaven, from a loved one no longer here, a sign to say I love you, a snowflake is a frozen tear. Wish you well in the contest Constance. Login to Reply Constance La France Date: 12/3/2024 12:41:00 PM John, thank you for the comment, I like what you wrote about a snowflake being a frozen tear, and thanks for the encouragement, blessings, Constance