Winter's Quiet Song by Mary Ellen Smith
Snowflakes glisten in the sunshine
Like sprinkled sugar on a cake,
Singing a song of Christmastime
While not a sound they make.
These winter flurries find their way,
Dancing along they meet the ground.
And gather they on limb and bow
Without whispering a sound.
Cold rooftops get a down blanket
Of pure, soft feathered drifts.
Tis just one more way that winter
Distributes its many gifts.
Icicles that frame each housetop
Light up like diamonds on a thread
As sparkling snowflakes put light to
One more frozen overhead.
Our friendly snowman in the yard
Smiling, welcomes this descent.
And grinning he the more I think
When the weathers inclement.
Flurries frost the windows sweetly
As they draw close to congregate
Then with the brush of winter
Begin to decorate.
And yes the sounds of winter
Have many voices, true.
But some snowfall sings silently
A hymn to me and you. 12/19/2006 Author's Note: Dreaming of a white Christmas....
Posted on 12/19/2006 Copyright © 2025 Mary Ellen Smith
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