Christmas with Snow White

Christmas with Snow White

A 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

© 2012 Olivia Marie


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Wow i have to say, that this is unique and so impressive. I really enjoyed this read, well done.

Posted 11 Years Ago


Olivia Marie

11 Years Ago

thank you :)
Very well penned indeed.....Enjoyed my friend......Whisk

Posted 11 Years Ago


Olivia Marie

11 Years Ago

thank you :D
very different write ...i enjoyed it

Posted 11 Years Ago


Olivia Marie

11 Years Ago

thank you :)
I like this twist from the usual giddy-Christmas-crap.

Posted 11 Years Ago


Olivia Marie

11 Years Ago

thanks, I was listening to an Evanescence CD, and I was letting my mind wonder and somehow this was .. read more
ObscurityNone

11 Years Ago

I enjoy doing that as well, letting the emotions and over all feeling of a particular song influence.. read more

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Added on December 26, 2012
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Olivia Marie
Olivia Marie

Columbiana, AL



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My name's Olivia, I go to Shelby County High School, and I love to write. more..

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