Thursday, October 2, 2008

SnowFlakes Poem

Snowflakes Poem


Christine Fitzgerald




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Sometime if this winter you go

Abroad to see the falling snow -

You will find to your surprise

That a trillion flakes will greet your eyes.



Swirling, dancing in the day,

Who could make them quite this way?

Each one new, six sides on all,

Each reflects light as they fall.



No two ever found alike

With lace and rays and sculptured spike.

Here one moment, then they melt,

But what a silent scene is felt!



Discern in those dear tiny flakes

The face of God who nature makes

To please His children and show His love

To all the world from heaven above.




Snowflake

Snowflakes falling from the sky

Help remind us exactly why

Christmas came so long ago

Cleansing the earth like each new snow

 

One pure, unique, and perfect form,

Who came to earth to withstand the storm.

Each snowflake melts as does the ice,

But we can’t forget the sacrifice;

 

So display this symbol of the season

To recollect what gives us reason

One pure, unique and perfect form,

Who came to earth to transcend the storm.