Winter Snowman

In fluffy snow, a front yard bright, With blankets soft of purest white. Two rosy cheeks, with mittens red, Built frosty friend, from toes to head.

A snowy day, a joyful sound, As little hands rolled mounds around. A carrot nose, two coal-black eyes, Beneath the winter, frosty skies.

The snowman stood, so grand and tall, But seemed a bit…unhappy, all! He lacked a touch, a splash of glee, A colorful surprise, for all to see!

Then Lily cried, "I have an idea!" She ran inside, dispelling fear. A woolly scarf, of rainbow hue, To keep the snowman warm, and new!

They wrapped it round his neck with care, A vibrant swirl, upon the air. The snowman stood, no longer blue, A happy gleam, shone bright and true!

And as the sun peeked through the haze, A magical, surprising daze! The snowman smiled, a snowy grin, At children dear, and winter's spin!