Ice Skating By Angela Wybrow People love to go skating, across the ice; It may be rather chilly, but it’s just so nice. People wrapped up in coats, gloves and scarves, Share each other’s company, and also some laughs. Fairy lights twinkle, up in the trees nearby. Excited eyes sparkle, and spirits are high. Across the rink, the skaters twist and twirl; On the ice, their skates create ornate swirls. Novice skaters hang on, tightly, to the side; Their nerves, with smiles, they try to hide. A good sense of balance is vital, to stay upright; Wibble-wobbling about, some people lose the fight. Some skaters execute some amazing moves; That they are old pros, they can easily prove. Some people hold hands, as they skate around; Taking in all of the exciting sights and sounds. The skaters’ noses and cheeks glow, rosy pink, As they make their way around the huge ice rink. Some of the first time skaters, tumble and fall, And they just can’t seem to get the hang of it all. It’s a festive experience, which is hard to beat, And, for many, it’s an exciting winter time treat. To go skating, at an outdoor rink, people wait all year; It’s an activity, guaranteed to bring some festive cheer.
*A homework assignment for Quiddle Academy*
