Poetry tastes like
chocolate.
--Ryan, age 8
We are the children of
the world.
We have voices that
express,
ears that listen,
eyes that blaze.
We are the future.
You are the adults of
the world.
You pave the road of
life for us.
You are our view of the
world.
(the rest of the poem is here, when you click on "...a taste")
--Jennifer, age 12
The round up this week is at Book Aunt.
If you want to host the round up in the future, let Kelly know at Big A little a.
This looks like a delicious collection! Thanks for highlighting it today.
ReplyDeleteTalented kids! I love the title!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to get this book. Hope I can avoid eating the cover. Yum.
ReplyDeleteYou just had to include that delicious picture, didn't you? Who wouldn't keep reading after seeing THAT?
ReplyDeleteLooks like a wonderful collection that I can't wait to devour! Thanks for sharing.
*licking my computer screen*
ReplyDeleteLooks like a fun and delicious collection :)!
I'm so lucky--I work with Randi every day. And many of these poets were in my classroom... such a lovely collection of children's thinking!
ReplyDeleteSo glad to see a Colorado author featured!
ReplyDeleteThanks for letting me know about this book! The poem by Jordan moved me. And the title poem, well, couldn't say it any better about poetry.
ReplyDeleteMary Lee,
ReplyDeleteThanks for this post--and the link to the publisher. I hadn't heard of this book. I'll have to get myself a copy.
This sounds lovely! Ten-Second Rainshowers and Soft Hay Will Catch You are two kid-authored anthologies I really like. I'll have to find this one, too!
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