“My God! I’m blind!” the startled student cried.
\nIn Nassau never snowflake fell nor dreamed
\nof falling nor existing in her life;
\nyet, here in Canada it surely seemed<\/p>\n
that snowflakes overnight had filled the air
\nand covered every branch and twig and leaf
\nand hidden every branch and twig in layers
\nof snow and whitened world beyond belief.
\nSo when she unsuspecting looked outside
\nand all she saw was white on white alone
\nshe really thought that she had been denied
\nher vision: every circuit in her blown.<\/p>\n
Such visions every Canuck takes for granted
\nPerhaps it’s time to know our snow’s enchanted.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
“My God! I’m blind!” the startled student cried. In Nassau never snowflake fell nor dreamed of falling nor existing in her life; yet, here in Canada it surely seemed that snowflakes overnight had filled the air and covered every branch … Continue reading