Poem for the Golden Sky I See Outlining a Web of Winter-Bare Trees and Contrasting the Blue-White Snow-Topped Roofs When I Open My Eyes All Warm and Drowsy After a Nap on a Day Proclaimed to be Too Cold to go to School
I love you.
©Mary Lee Hahn, 2015
Linda has the Poetry Friday roundup at TeacherDance this week.
Best. Title. Ever.
ReplyDeleteAnd a gorgeous photo! Thanks for teaching me a thing or two about poetry on your day off.
I'm grinning! Big time.
ReplyDeleteWhen there is a snow (cold)day, words arrive at just the right moment, like these beauties, Mary Lee! I'm starting more poetry writing next week with my students & will share that poetry can look many different ways.
ReplyDeleteThat is a fabulous title. Very clever and true.
ReplyDeleteI love the title and the poem, and how the weight of the two is heavier above (in the sky direction). I can so relate to enjoying that kind of view.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous photo! No wonder inspiration hit immediately. Love how the "poem" is the title.
ReplyDeleteLovely, Mary Lee! I have always wanted to write a poem with a title longer than the poem itself. :-)
ReplyDeleteBest title ever!
ReplyDeleteTerrific! Glad you can be so beautifully inspired in all circumstances.
ReplyDeleteAnd, stay warm!!
I am always learning from you Mary Lee!
ReplyDeleteI love this!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful sky - glad you took the time to pay homage to it, Mary Lee.
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful, Mary Lee! Love that you were "warm and drowsy" on a frigid afternoon.
ReplyDeleteLove seeing your creative genius rising from its shrouds. ;)
ReplyDeleteBest thing I have read all day (and I've read a lot today).
ReplyDeleteand hooray for you for taking a nap. I just did while it snows away outside, everything schedule for tonight cancelled!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photo, and I love the "Web of Winter-Bare Trees..."
ReplyDeleteToo funny! I don't think I've ever experienced such a day, but I share the love. =)
ReplyDeleteI agree with Julie, Mary Lee. I am always learning from you. The photograph is absolutely beautiful, as are the words that accompany it. Thank you for the gifts you bring to me every week!
ReplyDeleteLovely! It will be fun to share this with students.
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