The Snowy Day Fun

Snow falls softly, a whisper in the air, Transforming the world to a silvery lair. Trees wear white coats, sparkling and grand, Welcome to winter, a magical land!

A boy in bright blue, with cheeks rosy red, Steps out in the snow, adventure ahead! He gathers a snowball, round and so tight, Ready to build, with all of his might.

He rolls it and pushes, it grows big and round, The biggest snowman ever found! With coal for the eyes, and a carrot for nose, A smiling snowman, from his head to his toes.

Then, waddle waddle, a penguin appears, With a scarf striped in purple, defying all fears! He'd flown from the South, on a gust of the breeze, "Let's play in the snow!" he squawks with such ease.

The boy and the penguin, now friends tried and true, Throw snowballs at the snowman, shiny and new. They laugh and they tumble, in drifts soft and deep, Secrets the snow whispers, promises to keep.

They make snow angels, with wings wide and bright, Sparkling like diamonds in the winter sunlight. The snowman stands watching, a smile on his face, Content in this wintery, wonderful place.

As twilight descends, and stars start to gleam, They all sit together, lost in a snowy dream. The boy, penguin, snowman, a happy, warm three, In a winter wonderland, happy and free!