It all begun one cold dark night,
The sky was white,
The street lights bright,
The wind was a sigh,
And carried a nip,
Before down fell,
The little white bit.
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Piece by piece,
The sky fell down,
 Littering the area,
Where once there was ground,
Hiding the dark,
With a layer of wite,
All within one dark night.
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A white canvases it leaves,,
Full of endless,
Unimaginable Possibilities,
For everyone and everything,
The first crunch,
Under a foot,
To the final melt.

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