Multiple-Reader Poem

Have you ever heard of multiple-reader poems? They're poems written for more than one voice, with certain lines read by one voice and others simultaneously. If you look at the one I've written for two people, I think you'll see better what I mean. One person reads the character of June, another of December. (June, December, simultaneously)

Flashing,

Freezing,

Golden breezings

Toasty nose

and

hot days steaming

Drifts of snow

and

three below!

Want some heat?

Well, here you go!

Bundle up now,

humankind,

In my depths

I think you'll find

that

Warmth and laughter

Have no place here!

Skip and chase here!

Let me fill you

with giddy joy!

Play and toy

With you

I know

Ice and snow!

Summer

Winter

Lasts forever.

If you want, read it aloud with a friend and tell me what you thought. Hope you like it!