Hurry. Hurry.
Rush. Rush.
I do not want to wait.
If I don't
move along
I surely
will be
late.
Can you write a poem about a time when you were late? Have fun writing.
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Monday, July 28, 2014
Tuesday, May 27, 2014
HURRYING RIGHT ALONG
Hurry, Hurry,
Rush, Rush
Hustle, Hustle
Quick, Quick
Speed along, Speed along,
Now, Now
Faster, Faster
Pronto, Pronto
Sometimes
I'm moving so fast
I barely avoid
disaster.
Try reading this poem as fast as you can. Can you say it so fast and not stumble or stutter? Now for fun, can you write the companion poem about poking along? Have fun writing.
Rush, Rush
Hustle, Hustle
Quick, Quick
Speed along, Speed along,
Now, Now
Faster, Faster
Pronto, Pronto
Sometimes
I'm moving so fast
I barely avoid
disaster.
Try reading this poem as fast as you can. Can you say it so fast and not stumble or stutter? Now for fun, can you write the companion poem about poking along? Have fun writing.
Thursday, March 13, 2014
Hurry, Hurry
I'm in a hurry.
Life's all a swirl.
I feel like I'm
one busy girl.
So much to do.
So much to see.
I'm really glad
that I am me.
This is light verse today. My niece and her fiancée are visiting from Australia and I've promised to take them to the Air and Space Museum in Tucson Arizona.
Your poetry prompt for today is to write a poem about air, space or firmament (isn't that a delightful word.) Have fun.
And be sure to come back tomorrow because I have a special Poetry Friday Roundup treat planned with poems from THE POETRY FRIDAY ANTHOLOGY FOR SCIENCE compiled by Sylvia Vardell and Janet Wong, published by Pomelo Books.
Life's all a swirl.
I feel like I'm
one busy girl.
So much to do.
So much to see.
I'm really glad
that I am me.
This is light verse today. My niece and her fiancée are visiting from Australia and I've promised to take them to the Air and Space Museum in Tucson Arizona.
Your poetry prompt for today is to write a poem about air, space or firmament (isn't that a delightful word.) Have fun.
And be sure to come back tomorrow because I have a special Poetry Friday Roundup treat planned with poems from THE POETRY FRIDAY ANTHOLOGY FOR SCIENCE compiled by Sylvia Vardell and Janet Wong, published by Pomelo Books.
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