The snow.
The snow that came
in the night always lies perfectly on the non visible grass.
The snow is like a
white blanket covering the earth.
The snow is usually
untouched except for a few animal tracks.
The snow.
The snow is what
causes 3 second burns when your glove and your coat don't meet.
The snow can hurt
when the neighborhood kids decide to start a snowball fight.
The snow, when
bumpy, can throw little toddlers off their brand new sleds.
The snow.
The snow creates
laughter that people can hear inside while enjoying their morning coffee.
The snow fills
houses with screams of delight as kids run down the stairs and see the first
snow of the year spread out across the cold earth.
The snow makes
children cry when they get hit too hard with a snowball.
The snow.
The snow lets you
smell the warmth of hot chocolate when you walk in the house after a long day
playing in it.
The snow makes the
winter air smell cold and more bitter then usual.
The snow breathes
into the air making it smell like a cold white cloud.
The snow.
The snow freezes
your throat so you have to go inside for hot chocolate.
The snow is fluffy
on the ground and melts away into the warmth of your mouth, tasting of rain
water and fluffiness.
The snow freezes
your lips when you fall into the snow and when you try to lick them warm, your
tongue gets filled with bitterness.
I really liked your similes and metaphors throughout this piece, it really helped me visualize the winter snow.
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