Snow Globe
In my hands, a world so small, A glass dome, a snowy thrall. Inside, a tiny town in white, Sparkles under the moonlight. Shake it gently, let it snow, Watch the flakes, in a gentle flow. Houses, trees, a silent street, In this globe, our dreams meet. A little figure stands alone, Beneath the church's steeple stone. Around him swirls a winter's dance, In this globe, a tranquil trance. Outside, the world is vast and wide, But in my hands, a snow globe's pride. A miniature wonder, a magic sphere, Where every snowfall is so near.
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Summary
Snow Globe poem is a whimsical poem that encapsulates the enchanting world within a snow globe. It describes a miniature snowy town, sparkling under moonlight, with a sense of serenity and magic. The poem conveys the wonder of watching snowflakes dance around a little figure in the globe, creating a tranquil, dreamlike atmosphere.
Inspirations Behind
Inspired by the charming simplicity of a snow globe, “Snow Globe” emerged as a reflection of the small wonders that bring joy. I envisioned a tiny, peaceful world, encapsulated in glass, where snow perpetually falls over a quaint town. The poem is a tribute to the magic of miniature worlds and the nostalgic joy they bring, reminding us of the beauty in small, serene moments.
