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By Victoria Martell, Age 8

I awoke one morning,
Looked outside and found
Snowflakes falling
On the ground

Can you imagine?
My surprise
I screamed with delight
You could hear my cries

I found my snowsuit
As fast as I could
I love these snow days
This would be good

I opened my mouth
And stuck out my tongue
They taste like cold sprinkles
It is fun fun fun

I love the snowflakes
I watch them twirl
I fall like an angel
My arms in a swirl

I love their look
They are bright white
Then next thing I think of
Is a snowball fight

They sparkle and twist
And spin in the sky
My mom calls me in
I give a big sigh

I wasn’t quite done
I’ll give you a hint
My boots in the snow
Make big stomping footprints

I got in the house
The best day for sure
The hot chocolate is ready
I give it a stir

I love the snowflakes
They are so beautiful
So bright and clean
And Oh so wonderful

About The Author

Victoria Martell is an eight-year-old aspiring writer. Victoria enjoys swimming, reading and playing with her friends. Victoria's numerous stories and poems offer encouragement, inspiration and joy to many.

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