
Over the weekend I bought a new magnetic poetry kit, The Edgar Allan Poe version. Lots of words spread out on a cookie sheet. I created an Earth Day haiku.


April 22, 2019 by margaretsmn
Over the weekend I bought a new magnetic poetry kit, The Edgar Allan Poe version. Lots of words spread out on a cookie sheet. I created an Earth Day haiku.
Posted in Poetry, Writing | Tagged Earth Day, haiku, nature | 2 Comments
I live on the Bayou Teche in New Iberia, Louisiana. I love teaching, poetry, my dog Charlie, my three daughters, and dancing with my husband. This space is where I capture my thoughts, share my insights, and make connections with the world. Welcome! Walk in kindness.
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This is beautiful! I really like “earth whisperer” followed up with “murmur”.
I saw about that creek discovery. That’s great, Margaret. Your use of ‘tell-tale’ makes me wonder how many hints are out there that are warning us. I have a huge box of magnet words. My students used to write with them all the time on a big metal cabinet I had in the classroom. Have fun!