Snowman
In the heart of a white-washed, wintry land, Stands a snowman, tall and grand. With a carrot nose and a cheerful grin, Coal eyes sparkling like stars therein. His scarf, a splash of color so bright, Against the snow, a charming sight. Arms of twigs, outstretched in glee, Embracing the world, wild and free. Children's laughter echoes around, In this magical playground they have found. Building dreams from snow so fine, Under the watchful eyes of pines. As twilight descends with a silvery glow, The snowman basks in the moon's soft show. Guardian of memories, joy, and fun, A symbol of winter, second to none. Yet, with spring's inevitable return, His form will soften, begin to churn. But in every flake, his spirit will stay, Awaiting the next snowy day.
Summary
Snowman poem is a whimsical one that captures the joy and wonder of winter through the creation of a snowman. It celebrates the simple pleasures of childhood and the transient beauty of winter. The snowman, with his carrot nose and coal eyes, becomes a symbol of winter’s magic, embodying the spirit of joy and the impermanence of the season.
Inspirations Behind
As I penned “Snowman,” I was inspired by the timeless tradition of building snowmen during winter. The joy and creativity it sparks in children, and the way it brings families and communities together, were at the forefront of my mind. This poem is a tribute to those cherished winter moments, filled with laughter and the creation of memories that endure even as the snowman melts away with the arrival of spring.
