How The Snowman Got His Nose

Poem #3

Inspired by Disney's Frozen [:

The snow shone up on the winter sun, 

the sun smiled down in turn, 

but not too hot, for he did not 

desire to make it burn. 

The snow was a soft white blanket for 

the roses while they slept

but there was one who wished for fun, 

so out of bed he crept. 

A snowman passing by saw him

and stopped to greet the rose. 

he tried to smell, but couldn't so well

for he didn't have a nose. 

A reindeer happened to pass by 

with carrots in his teeth

on his way back to have a snack 

at home, or perhaps a feast. 

The reindeer saw the snowman sit 

in such a saddened state. 

"I'll give him food to help his mood,

perhaps he hasn't ate." 

The reindeer thought this kindly thought

and went to the man of snow

he stuck a carrot in the pear-

shaped head of the man like so: 

The snowman then was filled with joy

for he at last could smell

he put his nose down to the rose

and drew a breath that made him swell. 

The snowman thanked the reindeer then

and each went on his way

except the rose, who stays and grows

to give pleasure again someday.