Poems Of Nature

Hey, everyone! As you know, March 21st is World Poetry Day. I’ve decided to write a poem and add a poem from last year and this year to celebrate. Here are some related blog posts: https://lilliandarnell.com/2016/10/17/lillians-triple-poems/https://lilliandarnell.com/2014/03/13/easter-poems/,  https://lilliandarnell.com/2014/03/12/what-am-i-poems/, and https://lilliandarnell.com/2018/03/21/fun-poem-extravaganza/. I hope you enjoy!

Here’s the first poem I wrote March 21st, 2018:

A flower blooms in
the midst of winter
knowingly lasting

Forever running in
a sea of white
as the sun shines.

As its golden petals laid its petals
softly to its soft comfy bed as
it rests in winter.

Here’s the second poem that I wrote in March 21st, 2017:

Birds dance in the breeze like ballet dancers
Flowers flow from trees like a waterfall
Trees dance in the sea of grass

Here’s the third poem that I wrote today:

Flowers shine bright

through the gloomy winter

Into the glorious spring weather.

Flowers flow like a sparkling river

Through the snow and rain

As a welcoming robin ready to mate.

Flowers dance gracefully in the windy day

Of gloom and sunshine

Flowers thankfully drink water

from it’s thirsty roots.

Here’s the fourth poem that I wrote today:

Butterflies are dancing

In the ocean blue sky

Like a hummingbird floating

In an ocean

Of flowers dancing to water

And wind.

Here’s the final poem also from March 21st, 2018:

Water is a land
of freedom

Freedom is a gift
of emotion and pride.

While pride is a sea
full of joy.

Emotion is an ocean
full of joy and happiness
with anger and sad falling behind it

As water waves
like a sea of freedom
knowing its beauty awaits.

That’s the end of Poems Of Nature. I hope you enjoyed!

Two lovely daffodils growing from a plant.

Two beautiful daffodils

Books I Recommend: Criss Cross by Lynne Rae Perkins

Hey there! This is the 25th book recommendation list! Thanks so much!

1. Criss Cross by Lynne
Rae Perkins
2. Like the Willow Tree by Lois Lowry
3. Pearl the Cloud Fairy by Daisy Meadows
4. Crispin by Avi
5. Vacation Under the Volcano by Mary Pope Osborne
6. A Good Day For Haunting by Louise Arnold
7. Ereth’s Birthday by Avi
8. Becca at Sea by Deirdre Baker
9. TheCameo Necklace by Evelyn Coleman
10. Otherwise Known as Sheila the Great by Judy Blume
11. Poppy and Ereth by Avi
12. Sophia’s War by Avi
13. Angel Secrets by Miriam Chaikin
14. The Glass Mountain by Jan Pienkowski
15. Stars Beneath Your Bed by April Pulley Sayre
16. Home by Carson Ellis
17. Earth by Elaine Landau
18. Homegrown House by Janet S. Wong
19. The Oxford Illustrated Book of American Children’s Poems by Donald Hall
20. From Sea to Shining Sea by Gertrude Chandler Warner
21. Three Adventures of the Boxcar Children by Gertrude Chandler Warner
22. The Aldens of Fair Meadow Farm by Patricia MacLachlan
23. Saving Sky by Diane Stanley
24. 13 Gifts Wendy Mass
25. Fawn and the Prankster by Disney
26. The Ghost in the First Row by Gertrude Chandler Warner
27. Twister on Tuesday by Mary Pope Osborne
28. In the Garbage by J.C. Greenberg

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A Friendly Letter To Robert Frost

Hi there! I am typing a friendly letter to Robert Frost who has past away. I’m doing this for fun. Below is where it begins.

Hey there, Robert Frost!

I had no idea that you live in New Hampshire. I loved your winter poems and some of the other poems you wrote. I hope you love New Hampshire! I’ve heard it’s beautiful there!

I like poetry and I know you like reading because you are technically an author. Take your time to read this. Enjoy a nice day!

Best wishes,

Lillian

P.S. My family says hello.

Thanks for reading this friendly letter!

Books I Recommend: Friction by Matt Mullins

Hi there! This is the 17th book recommendation. I would like to thank Camilla, all the authors who have looked at these lists, and everyone else who looked at all 17 book recommendations excluding spammers.

1. Friction by Matt Mullins
2. Birds A To Z by Terri Gezelle
3. Maya Angelou by Matt Mullins by Edwin Graves Wilson
4. The Last Gift by Wendy Mass
5. A Meeting Of Minds by Carol Matas
6. Lula and the Duck in the Park by Hilary McKay
7. A Swiftly Tilting Planet by Madeline L’Engle
8. Many Waters by Madeline L’Engle
9. Patty Reed’s Doll by Rachel R. Laurguard
10. Peacock and Other Poemsby Valerie Worth
11. The Boy Who Lost Fairylandby Catherynne M. Valente
12. See You At Harvey’s 13. Kenya’s Songby Linda Trice
14. The Rooster’s Antlersby Eric A. Kimmel
15. Clara Ann Cookie by Harriet Zieffert
16. Once Upon A Time, The End by Geoffrey Kloske
17. Cuckooby Nick Davies
18. Marty McGuire Digs Worms!by Kate Messner
19. Frictionby Courtney Sheinmel
20. Marty McGuireby Kate Messner
21. Junoniaby Kevin Henkes

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Books I Recommend: The Case of the Groaning Ghost by James Preller

Hi there! This is the 15th book recommendation list!

1. The Case of the Groaning Ghostby James Preller
2. The Case of the Double Trouble Detectivesby James Preller
3. Violet Mackerel’s Pocket Protestby Anna Bradford
4. Wishing for Tomorrowby Hillary McKay
5. Wheels of Changeby Darlene Beck Jacobson
6. Heidiby Johanna Spyri
7. Tumbleweed Skiesby Valerie Sherrard
8. Ice Dreamsby Lisa Papademetriou
9. A Mid-Semester Night’s Dreamby Margaret Meaeham
10. What the Moon Saidby Gayle Rosengren
11. The Mysterious Case of the Allbright Academyby Diane Stanley
12. The Princess of Cortovaby Diane Stanley
13. Getting Used to the Darkby Susan Marie Swanson
14. Bronze Bowby Elizabeth George Speare
15. Violet Mackerel’s Personal Spaceby Anna Bradford
16. Bake the Best-Ever Cookies!by Sarah A. Williamson
17. Cool Cookiesby Marilyn Lapenta
18. Recipe for Disasterby Disney
19. A Pebble and a Penby Joan Donaldson

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St. Patrick’s Day aka (st. Patty)

This was from March 19, 2014. You’ll just love similes after this one!

Leprechauns are green as a shamrock. Leprechauns are quiet as a mouse. Leprechauns are sneaky as seagull. Leprechauns are grumpy as bears. Leprechauns are Irish as a shamrock.

Jokes and What Am I

You can find more coming daily until the end of March this year!

What did the Egg say to the Easter bunny?

I am only used during Easter. What am I?

 

Answers: ¿ʇsɐǝ ƃuıoƃ noʎ ǝɹɐ 

sƃƃǝ ɹǝʇsɐǝ

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ABC’s of Food

Hi there, blog viewers! If you’re looking for a “abc’s acrostic” poem then you’ll know this is the poem for you!

A – Awesome Apple 

B –  Batty Bananas

C – Crazy Carrots

D – Delicious Donut

E – Eager Eggs

F – Freaky Fries

G – Good Ginger

H – Hyper hash browns

I – Icy Ice Cream

J – Jumpy Jello 

K – Kooky Kiwi

L – Loopy Lollipop 

M – Merry Mango

N – Nutty Nectarines 

O – Outstanding Olives

P – Perky Pear

Q – Quirky Quinoa

R – Red Radish

S – Snoopy Strawberry

T – Tricky Taco

U – Useful Ugli 

V – Violet Vegetables

W – Working Waffles

X – xeric xacutti 

Y – Yellow Yams

Z – Zany Zucchini

Lillian’s Acrostic Poem For Easter

If you love acrostic poems, once again this will be the right one for you!

Eager Eggs

Awesome Apples

 

Super Strawberry

Tranquil Turkey Burgers

Exciting Elderberry

Remarkable roast beef

Bountiful broccili 

Useful Ugli 

Nice Nuts

Neat Nectarine 

Yellow Squash