I'll admit to bouncing up and down on my chair and giggling excitedly when I read the prompt for today's journalling. I'll confess to happily grabbing a whole stack of paper to play with making snowflakes and taking delight in watching tiny snippets of white drift down onto my crafting mat as they took shape. I'll own up to certain amount of glee in going crazy with my silver stamp pad and tiny snowflake stamp. But I cannot lay claim to the framework of the poem I used. I swiped it from TS Eliot, so I offer up my thanks, and my new transposition:
Remember, remember the snows of December,
The inches of snowfall long sought
I see of no reason why the blizzard season
Should ever be so fought.
Snowflakes, snowflakes are heaven-sent
To remind us of our daily intent
Large drifts of powder cause us to slow
Aid a trav’ler who needs a tow
Scatter salt on an icy patch
With building a snowfort, plans do hatch
Wintertime, Wintertime, toes need warming
Wintertime, Wintertime, snow so charming
I want more snow!
17 comments:
Beautiful! I love your poem and the snowflakes turned out so pretty!
Love the poem! I think it is perfect!
Lovely poem! Beautiful page!
those snowflakes look like fun!!!
love this! a perfectly timed subject for your journal :)
Love your snow flakes!!!
Love your snow flakes ! Sorry wrong blog address on the last post!
Love the poem and you giddy goofball! You and that snow!
Love this! Everything about it is really great!
love your page and your poem is great!
This really rocks. I love the poem and your snowflakes are absolutely perfect!!!
This is stunning! Love the snowflakes! You have inspired me!
WOW, your page is just perfect!!! I love the snowflakes and the poem is beautiful.
Totally cool... Love the poem,t oo, very creative. My absolute favorite has got to be the pretty snowflakes, though. :)
Love your flakes. Beautiful!
Love your wonderful snow pictures and the poem and your beautiful snowflake page!!!
Very cool! It is fun to make snowflakes again!
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