Thursday, January 4, 2024

Poetry Thursday

                       


Once again, Angel Sammys and Teddys Pawetaton have provided us with a photo for Poetry Thursday.


Timmy’s family moved from the south in May.

From Timmy’s friends they went away

His parents told him it would be okay.

But Minnesota didn’t seem like a place he wanted to stay

 

To him St Paul would never be his home.

The entire state was monochrome.

He wished to say to his old home shalom.

And leave the state where the buffalo used to roam.

 

He had trouble making friends.

Which meant at his birthday party no one did attend,

They weren’t like his old friends on who he could depend.

The truth was he didn’t like them, and too often did offend.

 

Then the air turned cold

He hated his new city sevenfold

He was sad and could not be consoled.

And he decided to run away, a move quite bold

 

As he ran away from home he felt something wet and cold on his face

It was a snowflake, seemingly from outer space

He opened his mouth for a taste

And when he felt it on his tongue he found what a magical about this place

 

From that day on Timmy was happy to be in land of snow

And happily with a smile, and many friends he did go

Because snowflakes are magic, in case you didn’t know

A single taste sets your heart a glow

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5 comments:

  1. I agree - those snowflakes are magical!

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  2. We love snow too and wish we had more of it around here. Our weather has been wet, but not cold enough to make snow.

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  3. Excellent poem to the snow flake...this line was most descriptive
    A single taste sets your heart a glow
    Hugs Cecilia

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  4. That's such a sweet Timmy poem and snow can be magical, as long as it's somewhere besides here!

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  5. Excellent poem, we love the snow and you made us feel the magic of it!

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