A Farm Kitten’s Life

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Sitting by tractors,

Pouncing on mice,

Playing with feathers,

A farm kitten’s life.

 

Roaming the barns,

Sleeping on hay,

Cuddles with cows,

A farm kitten’s day.

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I hope you liked this random little poem! I made it up using that picture which I took a while ago. Isn’t it adorable? The lil’ kitten looks so tiny by the tractor! (That is not a tractor we use very often, by the way. It’s rather old and rusty, but makes for a great silhouette.)

Be watching for a mystery picture post soon!

***Allison***

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My Word Collection, a Poem, and a Pun

Hold on, people, this is going to be a very random post! Ok, so I have this little notebook where I write down ideas that I have, and once upon a time, I “collected” words that ended in “et” but sound like a long “a” at the end – for example, “bouquet.” Really strange. I know. But it was also pretty interesting, and I collected a lot more words than I thought. In fact, I collected 15!

bouquet

croquet

beret

buffet

Monet

ballet

valet

sorbet

chalet

Cheverlet

filet

gourmet

crochet

cabernet

sachet

Do you know of any words I missed?

I challenge you to make up a poem with these words! Here’s the uh…. interesting poem I came up with:

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Monet

went to

Gourmet

Buffet.

He wore a blue

crochet

beret.

He ate

filet

and then

sorbet,

then trotted off to do

ballet.

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Hee hee! That was fun! And now, to finish off the random word-ness, here is a pun I made up for part of our poetry program in school:

jeans vs. genes

I hope you enjoyed this very random word post!

***Allison***

Who Am I? A Spring Poem

This is a mystery poem I made up yesterday.  After each stanza, take a guess at what the poem is about, and see how your first guesses compare to your last guess.

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A roundish package, lily-white

Lies buried in the darkest night.

Above, a glowing warmth sends rays

Of light that dance and skip and play.

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A grayness gathers in the blue.

It bursts and pierces the air through

With drops of glass and noisy wind.

And then the gray is blue again.

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The silent package starts to shift,

It cracks it splits, it moves a bit.

From one end grows one tiny thread,

Then many race to stretch ahead.

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A new, green dagger thrusts itself

Above the dark, and looks about.

It sees, around it, other spears

That it must conquer, far or near.

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The dagger wages war for food

For light, for water, and land too.

It wins the battle, takes the floor

And earns what it was fighting for.

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And now, more daggers, soft and green

Poke up their heads around their queen.

The daggers grow as straight as boards

And lengthen out to narrow swords.

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A slender, green and stately pole

Emerges from a darkened hole.

The pole starts swelling at its tip,

And yellows as it grows a bit.

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The swelling end begins to split

And sunshine shows from deep within.

The sunshine spreads and spreads until

Sweet golden trumpets fill the hills.

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They trumpet loud their welcome song:

“Spring’s here at last! Cold Winter’s gone!

Warmth and light, new life is stirring,

Come one and all, come sing of Spring!”

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Did you figure out what the poem is about? I’ll give you a hint: it’s a certain kind of flower.  Wait for it…. Yep!  A daffodil!  I hope to see some daffodils soon!  Do you have any daffodils or other flowers blooming at your house?

***Allison***