Christmas with Snow WhiteA Poem by Olivia Marie
Dearest Snow White,
On Christmas Day Would you take this pain away skeletal ice, flakes of snow Lips red as the Baccara rose skin so smooth, hair as night In the woods; feel the fright? rejected elves, with twisted toys made for naughty girls and boys kiss my lips, draw me away away from the misty light of day the fairest of all, before my eyes Her grace a blessing to our lives In the land of misfit toys She smile's kindly at me, so coy A cloak of red, and a dress of blue the bitten apple, forbidden fruit punctured skin, the edge of a thorn stains the snow, forevermore And on this day we shall share the Christmas snow is everywhere all alone, your hand in mine I spend Christmas with dear,Snow White
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4 Reviews Added on December 26, 2012 Last Updated on December 26, 2012 AuthorOlivia MarieColumbiana, ALAboutMy name's Olivia, I go to Shelby County High School, and I love to write. more..Writing
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