
the sun shines
after days of rain, flowers
the spring wizard
Copyright 2019 Brenda Davis Harsham Continue reading

the sun shines
after days of rain, flowers
the spring wizard
Copyright 2019 Brenda Davis Harsham Continue reading

Too-large slippers clomp
down the stairs.
Giggles and gasps
harmonize with crinkling
jelly bean bags and
foil-wrapped bunnies.
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Have a fun, safe holiday!
Here is a Clerihew in honor of National Poetry Month (April):
When I think of the newest Newbery Kwame Alexander
I remember sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander:
Women aren’t the only ones who love romance and mo’,
Real men eat poetry for breakfast, so let the words go!
I will be taking some family time this weekend. Many Blessings,
Brenda
Note: Kwame Alexander wrote Crossover, a book from the heart that sings to us all.
If you want to write a Clerihew for National Poetry Month, Michelle H. Barnes is running a challenge at Today’s Little Ditty, and Kwame is in this month’s spotlight. He’s laid down the gauntlet, sending out a call for Clerihew. Have fun everyone!
May the flowers be blooming
No thorny troubles looming
No loved ones glooming
Joy and love finding room in
Bird song and kitten crooning
Ears hear only colorful sound
Where imagination is found
Tight bindings are unbound
Old deadwood is downed
Magnolias bloom all round
Returning geese take wing
Making ever-young hearts sing
Spring music makes hips swing
Spinning lovers into a highland fling
In an enchanted fairy ring
Copyright 2014 Brenda Davis Harsham