Snowman Poem by Melody Song

Snowman



For now the sun is playful
Sparkling off my sides and head,
But soon it will get hotter
and sadly I'll be dead.

My roly-poly roundness
Will shrink and melt away
I'll be the size of three green peas
Very little will I weigh.

From my face my eyes shall fall
and the arms out of my side
a carrot nose shall hit the ground
My striped scarf will come untied.

I hope it won't be painful
When spring decides it's up to bat
I kind of wish I'd just dissolve,
but I know better than that.

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