A shakespearean sonnet reflecting a childs first memory of the snow.
The snowflakes in Wisconsin were the best,
I’ve seen them in New York and Michigan.
And as a child I’d never been so blessed,
As when I saw that magic sprinkling in.
I did not mind at all that it was cold,
And took my hand outside my padded glove;
The brisk ethereal magic touched my nose,
And I at once was charmed and fell in love.
I remember feeling flakes upon my face,
Enlivening me with every one I felt;
And on my back I made an angel shape,
With arms across the snow as soft as felt.
Nebraska and Long Island beats the rest,
But snowflakes in Wisconsin are the best!
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