Gary W. Sherwin's Poetry
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( How A Snowflake Forms ) ( Shakespearean Sonnet II ) | ||
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The sun warms the air causing it to rise The rising air takes water in its fold Till water gets colder up in the skies And escapes airs irresistible hold A speck of dust, or smoke, or pollen grain Round this seed a crystal of ice takes form It is to cold to be condensed as rain The snowflake grows while passing through the storm Its structure is determined by its past No path alike as it falls to the ground Humidity and temperature do’st cast The crystals form outward and more round Till it rests on ground, tree branch or window Or fleas away on winters ice cold blow |
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