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Dancer
I rule the Earth for three months of the year
 Tiny– I get stuck to the soles of shoes.
 See me? Oh yes! But me– one cannot hear. 
 What am I? Good question. Here are two clues:
 
 Lightly falling, I quietly cover
 The earthy brown mud and sharp spikes of green
 Silently deciding, as I hover
 Before veiling the world in a white sheen
 
 Winter’s own blanket, enfolding the trees
 No life stirs beneath my covers of white
 The small pink flowers (hidden) hold the keys
 To unlock their cage, burst into the light
 
 Now to the question, here is the answer:
 I am naught but snow, winter’s own dancer!

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