by Cherie Durbin |
Categories:
on writing and words
I'll be a poet.
Words will flow from heart to pad.
I'll write through times good
And, with God's hand, through times bad.
I'll have a ball...I know it!
by Cherie Durbin
by Patricia Sawyer |
Categories:
confusion, family, happiness, love, wedding
elegant wedding
three tiers of cake and champagne
the waiting stork smirks
by Stephen Pennell |
Categories:
fun, spring,
White candy floss clouds
Float in a bright blue sky
Reflecting on a ripple free pool
A stork stands guard
and the rabbits run round
as the daffodils fade away.
The sun shines bright
with just a chill at night.
Spring is here to stay.
Bluebell covered woods
you just have to love.
Walking in that carpet of blue.
Calorie filled eggs and Easter chicks.
And baby lambs with mint and two veg
nom nom nom
by Kim Robin Edwards |
Categories:
father, holiday,
The best thing about Father's Day.Is the
promise that he made.Just to be my dad,
and never to make me sad.To give me
all of his support., and to be a great big
sport.To pat me on the head, and to force
me to make my bed.To give me all his love.
Without no push and shove.And when the
stork showed up to deliver babies.Mom
was at your side.So thanks dad! For just
being dad! Happy Father's Day..
Father's Day Poem by Kim Robin Edwards
Copyright 2006,2014..All Rights Reserved.
by Brooks Lewis Iii |
Categories:
adventure, animal, celebration, character, christmas, poetry, word play,
"Merry Christmas to all", says Sam the Stork
As he parties with some friends
They are laughing and joking merrily
As they boogey til the end
Leo the Lion is letting his mane loose
And of course things aren't complete without good ol Mother Goose
Frank the Fox and Stewie the Snake
Join Willy the Weasel with an intent to take
Harry the Hippo just wants to grub
While Susan the Swan just wants some love
Different animals all around just trying to get smitten
Deangelo the Dog is dancing with Krissa the Kitten
Everybody just wants to have a good time
Let tomorrow be tomorrow but today lets be fine
12/11/20
Party Folk
Julia Ward
by Caren Krutsinger |
Categories:
10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, animal,
I was standing next to an African swamp the other day
When the wing span of a dynamo spread a shadow my way
It covered my body length, and I was lying down flat.
I said to my husband “What do you think of that?”
“It’s a shoebill stork,” he informed me with a hush.
Don’t excite him, because he will come out of the brush.
The shoebill was at least five foot tall, standing on his feet.
Which intimidated me, as I know shoe bills love to eat.
What do they consume? I asked my husband, worried.
He whispered “lungfish,” and his voice sounded hurried.
The blue gray shoebill began to stare me down right away.
I thought we were both goners on that horrible day!
by Carol Mitra |
Categories:
humor,
A frog fell in love with a stork shrewd
Suggesting a kiss she wooed her food
Trying to swallow him, how rude!
The frog rung her neck, eyes protrude
He hopped on out, limping like a dude!
06.05.2021
Sponsor: Margarita Lillico