41. Ode To A Zebra
I'm a stunning display of black and white,
Contrasting stripes to captivate sight.
My mane stands up straight and proud.
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42. The Spring Crocus Fairy
Awake, little crocus, spring is nigh!
Let me kiss the slumber from your eye.
Come! Dance with me upon the lawn,
The night is o'er, embrace the dawn!Featured Shared StoryA beautiful poem for spring. Love the idea of the crocus fairy dancing on the lawn and in her element embracing the dawn.
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43. Mountains
Emerges above the land into their peak.
It is the sky they constantly seek.
From the far distance, we won't notice their height. -
44. Sound Of Storm
The clouds above are gray and dark.
With sound of thunder, lighten spark.
Rain that falls to earthly ground. -
45. The Wind
The Wind is such a strange and amazing being –
It has no legs, yet it travels far and wide.
It soars up to the clouds, climbs mountain peaks,
Swirls across sandy deserts and sweeps over the sea side. -
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47. Voices Of Nature
You hear voices of nature in a rooster's call
As if saying, "Hey, wake up all."
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48. The Ball Up High
Once I did hear my brother call
The sun a giant fire ball.
How can that be?
For what I see,Featured Shared StoryThe poem written in simple colloquial language expresses the genuine thoughts of an innocent child who admires nature.
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Featured Shared Story
Snow white fluff
We've had enough
Gracefully flowing
While it's snowing
Angry piles left by plows
All of the horrays turn into growls! -
50. The Red And White Striped Lighthouse
The red and white striped lighthouse,
Standing by the sea,
As quiet as a mouse,
Telling boats where it be.Featured Shared StoryThis touches my heart, because it brings back beautiful memories of all the lighthouses that I have seen in my lifetime. And the heartfelt meaning when you hear the story of the lighthouse....
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51. The Magic In The Moment
The wind began to blow
And shook the trees
Heads turned up in unison
Witnessing a season of changeFeatured Shared StoryI love fall! It's my favorite season. Enjoy! Your poem is lovely.
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52. Sunbeam
I'm just a little sunbeam.
Along the floor I crawl.
I climb up walls.
I creep down halls.Featured Shared StoryA simple poem with a common idea. I love the metaphorical use of the idea.
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53. Who Has Seen The Wind?
Who has seen the wind?
Neither you nor I.
You see now, it's invisible
to the naked eye.Featured Shared StoryThis is an absolutely beautiful poem that made me think of God; how God proves that he is there and who he is. It made me think of how he is always there, invisible to the naked eye for now...
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54. A Morning (Haiku)
Bees nudged the flowers
Babies peeped out of the nest
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55. Our Special Planets
Across the night sky, way up high,
Burning like an oven but as small as a fly,
Mercury steals Apollo's light,
But only when it is at night. -
56. My Way To Relax
The birds sing,
Bugs cling,
Butterflies flutter,
Water drips from a gutter.Featured Shared StoryGreat poem on spring. I really enjoyed reading it. I love how you wrote about "birds singing."
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57. The Mission
Borrowed scarf, stolen carrot and mittens,
frostbitten fingers determined to finish,
eyes were a button and a bottle cap squished in.
Mothers called but no one listened - -
58. Light At Night
I walk around the streets at night.
I look around and see the light,
The light that gives me hope
To find my way back home. -
59. Maggie And Milly And Molly And May
Famous Poem
maggie and milly and molly and may
went down to the beach(to play one day)
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60. Follow The Moon
I followed the moon,
Or did it follow me?
I turned a corner;
It was still there, you see.Featured Shared StoryI teach second graders about the moon and its phases in our international school. We also study poetry. I think this idea will appeal to young poetry writers who are challenged to come up...
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