Finds tongues in trees, books in running brooks,
Sermons in stones, and good in everything.
— William Shakespeare
Miranda Paul’s new book, Mia Moves Out, is a delightful sibling story with hidden nooks and adventure, all within one starry house. Every sibling will find something to smile about in its energy, its wonderful illustrations or its empathy for a diverse family of chosen children. To top it all off, Miranda Paul herself answers a few questions below from this aspiring author! Continue reading
flower banks,
bees make withdrawals
rain makes deposits
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tart and sweet,
is remembering
summer
its warm fruit
was scented with sunshine
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harvest
heavy and round,
happiness
in fall, even the apples
have stars
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Nearly Halloween,
time to see the unseen:
alligators in the milkweed,
cell bars in the pavement,
and everything spooky In-Between.
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the bees knees
is friends, tea, sunshine,
and poetry
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nothing makes my heart sing
like fields of wildflowers
and golden days
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Wet leaves,
milkweed seed,
painted blooms
honey mead,
fragrance of fall,
floating like Chagall.
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under green light,
a silent reverie,
shielded from sight
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