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Frosty

Frosty 

He can’t feel his fingers
They’ve gone numb
He built a snow girl
a beautiful one

Fashioned with snow
He gave her soft mitts
She’s perfectly sculpted
with ruby red lips

He kissed those red lips
brought her to life 
Sexy with curves
Would she be his wife

When things got hot
She melted in his arms
I guess in the end
She succumbed to his charms.

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Tom Woody Date: 5/28/2024 6:51:00 PM Who knew he had a love life? Cute rhymes Rick
Bill Baker Date: 5/27/2024 4:45:00 PM Nice oxymoron of a poem, Richard. A hot frosty! I enjoy reading your latest poem, my friend. Have a great week! Bill
Susan Ashley Date: 5/24/2024 12:56:00 PM Aw, such a delightful romance! If Frosty can get his snow-girl to melt in his arms he's definitely doing something right, though the joy can be short-lived in matters of love and/or snow. A wonderful piece and an especially wonderful last stanza for a thought-provoking finale. Warmest wishes my poet friend.. ~Susan
Sam Kauffman Date: 5/24/2024 11:07:00 AM Ahh what a charming, romantic, poem, Richard with a touch of "frosty" humor for good measure! I love the underlying intimation that she will be back every year from the first snowfall to spring! So delightful! So clever! Does absence make the heart grow fonder? Hmm. Blessings to you!
Maria Williams Date: 5/24/2024 5:05:00 AM Dear Richard, I enjoyed this light and very humourous poem. I loved the analogy of the snow girl melting in his arms - very clever, and then she slipped away. Hugs Maria
Hilda Greenhough Date: 5/23/2024 7:33:00 PM Funny. It makes me laugh. There are so many silly clichés, but who doesn't use them in a poem?
William Darnell Sr. Date: 5/23/2024 6:10:00 PM I feel warm and fuzzy now because it was beautifully romantic, even for the snow girl. I enjoyed reading your poetry, Richard. I hope your evening goes well! Warm Regards, William
Sara Etgen-Baker Date: 5/23/2024 5:26:00 PM On the surface this poem is clever and witty. But I also found it soft and romantic and evocative. Wishing you a pleasant evening, Sara
Daniel Henry Rodgers Date: 5/23/2024 3:22:00 PM Dear Richard, I love how you beautifully captures the fleeting nature of love and creation. The wonderful imagery of the snow girl melting in his arms reaches deeply, reflecting both the joy and sorrow of impermanence. It shows so extraordinarily well moments when I've held onto something or someone ephemeral, cherishing the warmth even as it slipped away. Thank you for this touching and evocative piece. - Blessings, Daniel

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