DIAMANTE POEM

                                                DIAMANTE POEM

                                                      

                                                                WINTER

                                                         FROSTY,BRIGHT

                                   SKIING, SNOW FIGHTING, SLEDDING

                             ICICLES, SNOW FLAKES, VACATION, FAMILY

                               SWIMMING, SUN TANNING, SWELTERING

                                                          HOT ,SUNNY

                                                             SUMMER




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