Author Unknown

"Help one another," the snowflake said
As it nestled down in its fleecy bed
"One of us would not be felt
One of us would quickly melt
But I will help you and you help me
And then what a big white drift we will be."

"Help one another," the maple spray
Said to its fellow leaf one day
"The wind would wither me here alone
And I should be gone ere the day is done
But I will help you, and you help me
And then what a splendid shade there will be."

"Help one another," the dewdrop cried
Seeing another drop close by its side
"The warm summer breeze would drive me away
And I should be gone ere the close of day
But I will help you and you help me,
And we'll make a brook and run to the sea.