Children of the Snow

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The children of the snow,

their own names they don't know.

Born with a clean slate,

with no written fate.


Without a name,

they're all the same,

each one of them blends,

the blank never ends.


Nothing in sight,

only pure white,

in their lives lost and frozen,

a curse none had chosen.


Never feeling the sun's rays,

through cold and bleak shortened days.

Pale as paper their skin,

ice reaching within.

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