Snow Drifts
Nine AM on a Saturday
Snow drifted to the ground
Making a white blanket
For the kids to play
The snow drifts ever so slowly
Wishing the kids would come out
Children’s laughter is so calming
They handle the cold ever so boldly
They crawl out of bed
Dressing warm and eating breakfast
The run out side pulling their sled
Laughing and screaming
Slipping and sliding
As they make their way up the hill
At the top they find a dollar bill
They made a snowman
Then slide back down
As the snow drifts came down faster
Flurries whipped past the snowman
The kids couldn’t believe their eyes
For they thought they saw him shiver
They didn’t tell anyone
Because adults don’t like lies
Copyright © Lisa Oaks | Year Posted 2011
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