SHEET
by
Zachoia Cooper
(age 16)
Perhaps if I walk softly enough,
The crust won’t crack;
The crust won’t break,
If I walk smoothly.
I solemnly survey the scene: a solid sheet
Of snow--still snow.
Stars sprinkle flecks--specks of sparkles.
Of snow--still snow.
Stars sprinkle flecks--specks of sparkles.
Frozen into this cold, continuous sketch.
Perhaps if I silently glide
Across this solemn landscape,
Softly, smoothly, seeing the snow -
The crust won't break.
Across this solemn landscape,
Softly, smoothly, seeing the snow -
The crust won't break.
(Assignment for Poetry Lesson #12 - consonance/assonance)
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