21. Fossils
O, its bones may be colossal,
But the trouble with a fossil
Is that it doesn’t give a clue
As to the creature’s actual hue.
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I just love the poem. I had been feeling a bit low, and then I read your poem and the world felt like a brighter place. Thank you.
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22. Wise Words
A book is not a window
nor is it a magical key
a book’s not a path
through a mountainFeatured Shared StoryThe child knows best...
A book's a story waiting to be read
Taking one to where their feet never tread
Be it fact or fiction whatever's told
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23. Birthday Wish
A cake with a lit candle,
Presents with ribbons and bows,
A bike with pink, glittery handles,
A little girl who grows and grows. -
24. Mystic Magination Night!
On one mystic, magic night,
Jack O Lanterns glowing bright,
kids with bags of candy sweet,
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25. Support Imagination
A ball dress, some slippers, and I am in heaven.
Believe me, pretending and dress up is fun!
Can you use your own imagination?
Do give it a try, my little one. -
26. There Is A Monster Under My Bed
There is a monster under my bed
With big red eyes in his bumpy head.
Long yellow teeth and a big hooked nose,Featured Shared StoryBrilliant! Everyone needs a mum and a kiss and their bear. I used to have a little dolly that scared away the monsters. Love your work. Excellent stuff.
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27. Morning Fog
The morning fog
- White and dense -
Comes creeping in
Through the garden fence.Featured Shared StoryGiving feedback on published poems is much more fun than trying to scroll through them looking for gems like this. Well done. Love it! Great rhyming. I can picture this as a children's book...
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28. Five Little Stars
Five little stars were twinkling,
Bright like never before.
One little star burned up -
Now there were only four.Featured Shared StoryI really enjoyed this poem...it was simple but was very good for children.
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29. Do You Know Where Fairies Live?
Do you know where fairies live?
To see just one, I'd gladly give
The moon and stars and galaxies
That sail above the summer breeze.Featured Shared StoryI have been offline due to friends visiting and would have replied sooner, but your words of encouragement, including visualizing a book, made my day--thank you so much! I have read all of...
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30. Travel For Fun
I want to travel around the world for fun,
And see different lands, one by one.
But I would not like to travel by aeroplane, train, or by car -
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31. If I Were A Hero
Above huge hills if ever I could rise,
Beyond the gravity as Iron Man flies.
Climbing and hanging if towers I could touch,
Dashing as the Spider-Man, if fingers were such.Featured Shared StoryAs a young child, I dreamt of being Superman. For me, other superhero could match him. I'm retired, but if I were still teaching, this would be an ideal fun poem with plenty to discuss in the...
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32. Haunted House Inventory
Wooden door; wide and creaky.
Sculking cat; snide and sneaky.
Skeletons; cold and clanky.
Madame Witch; old and cranky. -
33. A Day On The Farm, 1890
"Cock-a-doodle-doo!" I heard.
I really hate that lousy bird!
I got home late from Betty Lou's,
But now I've got my chores to do. -
34. Life In Fairy Land
As a small child I fancied to sail
By ocean to a land of fairy tales,
Camp in a field with Little Red Riding Hood.
Dazzling stars would fire at the Big Bad Wolf. -
35. Night
Silver moon and golden stars
Are watching over us from afar.
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36. Summer Fun
The warmth of the sun,
Faces all aglow.
It's time for summer fun
As the happy faces show. -
37. No Monsters Allowed
I told my mom there is a monster under my bed,
and she tells me it's all in my head.
What about the one coming through my wall?
Or the one I hear stomping down the hall? -
38. I'd Love To Be A Fairy's Child
Famous Poem
Children born of fairy stock
Never need for shirt or frock,
Never want for food or fire,
Always get their heart's desire:Featured Shared StoryVery nice poem. It deals with the aspirations of children. Childhood is the stage of innocence, and the present poem describes the same. It's lyrical, rhythmic and rhymed.
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39. Mrs. Blossom
Mrs. Blossom was a witch,
we're pretty sure of that,
though she didn't have a broomstick,
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40. To Catch A Poem
I want to catch a poem,
But I’m not sure how.
I wish I knew when and where,
I could catch a poem right now.
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