Poems about Snowflakes

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Submitted by chris dillon (not verified) on Fri, 2003-10-10 18:42.

There’s a poem I read once where it talked about snowflakes an d how diferent each was was comparing them to how people are all different. Can you help me find it?

Submitted by Peggy Madden (not verified) on Mon, 2003-11-17 19:49.

I’m looking also for a poem that talks about snowflakes and how different each are and compares them to how people are all different. Do you have this poem?

Submitted by Judy (not verified) on Thu, 2004-04-29 22:53.

Also looking for snowflake poems and how they are different for our church mother daughter tea to be held with the theme “snowflakes - none are alike”

Submitted by teacher (not verified) on Fri, 2009-12-25 21:59.

I am part of our school’s School Improvement Committee. We will be meeting for a school improvement meeting after the Christmas holidays. Our theme this year is “crystal.” Do you know of any poems about snowflakes being like individuality in children to tie in with differentiation of learning? Thanks. Happy New Year

Submitted by william gerald doherty (not verified) on Wed, 2010-03-31 15:59.

Hi everyone, im looking for a poem i wrote as a child in primary school. I won a book prize for it and was told it will be published in a book. I am having difficulty finding it and would be very grateful for any help. It goes like this. Thanks William Gerald Doherty. I wish i was a snowflake falling from the sky. When i come to earth. On the ground id lie. Id like little girls and boys to lift me and roll me in a ball. when they throw me at someone it wouldnt hurt at all.

Submitted by Syndra (not verified) on Mon, 2010-05-31 18:53.

Snowflakes~
Every one is Unique
None are the Same
Falling from the heavens above
Twirling, dancing, frolicking in the cold air
So soft and white.

Submitted by Lois (not verified) on Fri, 2004-07-30 19:14.

Poems Inspirational Poems. Most of the following poetry can be personalized with a name. In the text of the poem you will see “Name”. A name can be inserted in this location. … And most of all for snowflakes, Ever so beautiful, so special … www.books-4u.com/rpoems.htm - 10k - Cached The Snowflake Prayer Thank You, God, For the gift of winter. For the cold frosty snow And shimmering icicles, For frozen lakes and rivers, And most of all for snowflakes, Ever so beautiful, so special, So one of a kind. Let them remind me that I am like that in Your eyes… So beautiful, so special, So one of a kind. Thank You, God for snowflakes, Thank You God, for me.

Submitted by Lois (not verified) on Fri, 2004-07-30 19:29.

Perhaps this is the poem you were looking for. It is exactly what I was looking for. I looked at a lot of sites before I found this poem but the effort certainly paid off!! God’s blessings, Lois

Submitted by Keith Scribner (not verified) on Fri, 2004-10-22 01:12.

Snowflakes There they lie Like the wrecks of chariot wheels After a battle in the sky these glorious spangles the sweeping of heavens floor and they sing melting as they sing of the mysteries of the number six, six, six

Submitted by al (not verified) on Fri, 2005-12-02 21:53.

This is probably the poem you were looking for: Each of Us a Snowflake by Emily Warburton: Pisces - Each of us a Snowflake We are each of us a snowflake not two of us the same Reflections of the endless loving Source from which we came Unique in form and beauty Crystalized at birth Little flecks of heaven born to melt into the earth We are each of us a snowflake of infinate design Transitory dancers on the widow panes of time Unique in form and beauty No two of us the same Reflections of the endless loving Source from which we came We are each of us a snowflake a falling star in flight A travler through the universe in search of our own light Unique in form and beauty No two of one design Transitory dancers on the window pane of time. Author: Emily Warburton: Pisces - Email: rwarbur@jorsm.com Reason: everyone’s unique in their one sort of way.

Submitted by Emily Warburton (not verified) on Thu, 2010-07-08 03:28.

Oh my gosh!! Tonight I decided to 'google' my name to see what info comes up on me, and I found a poem I wrote when I was a teenager! Now I am 30! Sounds like a few people out there really liked my poem, and that makes me happy! Wish I would have kept writing....
Thanks Al, for bringing me back to Memory Lane tonight!

Submitted by Nancy (not verified) on Wed, 2005-12-07 12:38.

Hi Al, Last night, I came across a poem you posted by Emily Warburton: Pisces, “Each of Us a Snowflake.” I was looking for the other snowflake prayer, but this is really beautiful. I don’t understand the Pisces after the authors name. Should this be included too? I tried to find this poem elsewhere on the Internet, but with no luck. Yours was the only copy I found. Do you think it would be okay for me to copy and include this in my Christmas cards? Would anyone know if this is copyrighted or can I use it in my greetings? One area says: Transitory dancers on the “widow” panes of time Another says: Transitory dancers on the “window” pane of time. I assume “window” is correct for both lines??? Thank you Al, for posting the beautiful poem. Peace and God bless. Nancy

Submitted by 'Ganesha' (not verified) on Sun, 2008-09-07 03:54.

None of the above poems are the one I am searching for; the poem I am searching for describes the snowflake andthen once the uniqueness of a snowflake is clear likens it to us ndividually…

Submitted by 'Ganesha' (not verified) on Sun, 2008-09-07 04:04.

I think it talks about a snowflake landing on a twig and eventually the twig breks

Submitted by MAHAM (not verified) on Sat, 2008-11-22 04:06.

THESE ARE VERY STUPID POEMS.THERE IS NO QUALITY VOCABULARY IN IT.IT MAKES NO SENSE.SO PLEASE IMPROVE YOUR VOCABULARY OR ELSE DONT SEND IT ON INTERNET

Submitted by sheranana (not verified) on Sat, 2009-12-12 14:47.

Only very stupid people perceive others or other things as being very stupid. Thank you all for the lovely contributions. They have helped me immensely. Merriest of Christmases to all!

Submitted by Shatoria Larkins (not verified) on Thu, 2008-12-11 12:07.

I have alot of Love poems and i would like to get the publish by someone for free. thank you and GOD bless you

Submitted by JC (not verified) on Thu, 2009-02-05 07:00.

im tryin’ 2 make a poem about snowflakes dats y im readin’ dis stuff but nothin’s helpin’

Submitted by JC (not verified) on Thu, 2009-02-05 07:02.

snowflakes frolic in the air makes me want to stand right there

Submitted by JC (not verified) on Thu, 2009-02-05 07:03.

pls help me 4 more :)

Submitted by JC (not verified) on Thu, 2009-02-05 07:41.

i found more

Submitted by JC (not verified) on Thu, 2009-02-05 07:41.

Snowflakes frolic in the air, Makes me want to stand right there Snowflakes, snowflakes, what a sight! Makes me laugh in delight! Snowflakes floating from the sky Why, oh, why should you say bye? Turn around You might see a great snow mound

Submitted by JC (not verified) on Thu, 2009-02-05 07:50.

Snowflakes Snowflakes frolic in the air, Makes me want to stand right there Snowflakes, snowflakes, what a sight! Makes me laugh in delight! Snowflakes floating from the sky Why, oh, why should you say bye? Turn around You might see a great snow mound Covering all that is bad. Hiding all that is sad