Famous Children Poem

"Tiny Little Snowflakes" by Lucy Larcom is a childlike wonderment at the beauty and mystery of snowfall. The poem personifies snowflakes, imagining them as angelic creatures descending from heaven. Larcom captures the enchantment of winter through vivid imagery, describing the snowflakes as "white and spotless" doves, playfully dancing on the ground and adorning the world with a pristine blanket. The poem evokes a sense of childlike joy and curiosity about the natural world.

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Tiny Little Snowflakes

By more Lucy Larcom

Tiny little snowflakes,
    In the air so high,
Are you little angels,
    Floating in the sky?
Robed so white and spotless,
    Flying like a dove,
Are you little creatures,
    From the world above?

Whirling on the sidewalk,
    Dancing in the street,
Kissing all the faces
    Of the children sweet,
Loading all the housetops,
    Powdering all the trees,—
Cunning little snowflakes,
    Little busy bees!

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