They're to be seen across the north,

From frozen ground they will sprout forth,

Of nature we see a rebirth,

Seeds of life hid within the earth,

At last winter is to depart,

For the spring months are soon to start,

Flowers of the most pure white,

They are always a pleasing sight,

Undeterred should there still be frost,

Flowers will open at all cost,

The snowdrop's beauty shines most,

In a month that's a bitter host,

In woods darted about the place,

Bringing smiles to many a face,

For our countryside they do bless,

They bring about scenes that impress.

Ilike this poem very much because it reminds me of winter when we are not in school. I also enjoy this poem because when i read the part about frost it reminded me of Jack Frost and how in movies he's never nice but the frost in this poem is the complete opposite!