Crisp leaves crack and crunch,

Beneath my warm,chunky boots,

Now a dried mess.

Snow covers the ground,

Like a warm, cosy blanket,

Stretching for long miles.

Blossom gently falls,

From the tree to the soft grass,

Lying sleepily.

Ice-cream drips and drops,

Sat lazily in the cone,

Covered in sprinkles.

Putting up the tree,

Cooking the yum roast dinner,

Waking to presents.

Finding sharp conkers,

Opening to find smoothe brown,

Taking them back home.

Baby animals,

Chocolate eggs and rabbits,

Wrapped in shiny foil.

Deep blue ocean waves,

The gritty sand and shells,

Rock-pools shimmer and shine.