Today was a day of tears… and a day of hope.
Poetry
O Computer, how do I hate thee…
…let me count the ways:
An Early Happy Christmas Ode
I’ve met this woman only once, but the good impression from that whirlwind introduction (at a kitty adoption day) and from many Facebook posts and comments since have led me to pen the following little limerick.
Poems for Li’l Kids #6 – Things I Love and Hate
Liberty
Time again for this:
“I lift my lamp beside the golden door!”America! Please come back!
Regarding Trump’s campaign of hate and fear towards ‘undocumented’ immigrants, not to mention all Muslims… he must be unaware of the words engraved on the pedestal of the Statue of Liberty – an icon of hope for refugees and all new Americans for 130 years:
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Poems for Li’l Kids #5 – A Poem Puzzle
Fifth in a series of fun little poems for very little kiddies.
Poems for Li’l Kids #4 – Edward the Bumblebee
Fourth in a series of fun little poems for very little kiddies.
Poems for Li’l Kids #3 – Fred the Elephant
Third in a series of fun little poems for very little kiddies.
Poems for Li’l Kids #2 – Taylor the Tiger
Here’s another little playful poem I wrote for my own kids many years ago. Comes with a built-in lesson at no extra charge! 😀
Poems for Li’l Kids #1 – Danny the Dinosaur
People who know me best (okay, my daughter and son) know that I used to write poems. I wrote them when they (my kids) were very young, just to entertain them. At least they (the poems) started out as such, but over time I’d slyly work in a moral or two. Oh, not sternly, not with a thud, but with a ;-).
Crossed Eyes and Dotted Tees 