I see the ocean.
I see a trees.
I see the wind
blowing with a breeze.
I see a bird
at the feeder eating seeds.
I see a hummingbird
getting what he needs.
I see a butterfly.
I see the sun.
With so many things to see
aren't I the lucky one?
Some eyes are blue,
green, hazel, or brown.
What is it you see
when you look around?
Aren't our eyes wonderful? The best thing I get to see is a smile on your face. Seeing is one of our five senses, and it is the one writers mention most in their writing. This is another poem you can play as a poetry game. Each person can take a turn and tell what they see, or what they use their eyes for. Make a list today of all the things you see. Can you shape your list into a poem? Or just use the list to write a free verse list poem. Hey, this could be cool. Start with the date for your title. Your first line would be "Things I saw today:" I'm sure you can come up with a great last line, but mine would be something like "This is what I saw, how about you?" What would someone know about you from the things on your list?
Have fun writing your list poem and share with me and your friends.
Joy,
ReplyDeleteThanks for reminding us to turn our daily observations into poetry.
Linda A.