For April, Poetry month, still writing haiku and haiku-related poems. With a few exceptions, I've stayed with haiku. Some of us are supporting each other using the hashtag #digipoetry. Join us.
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| Created by Leigh Anne Eck25) |
this April
morning
rumbling,
rumbling rain -
clouds touch the roofs
Linda Baie © All
Rights Reserved
Link up with Jen at TeachMentorTexts and Kellee and Ricki at UnleashingReaders. and Sheila at Book Journeys. Come visit, and tweet at #IMWAYR. Thanks to Jen, Kellee, and Ricki for hosting!
Otto The Owl Who Loved Poetry - written and
illustrated by Vern Kousky
I
found this at a recent bookstore visit, sat down and read it on the spot. Poor
Otto keeps sharing poetry, and receives nothing but “hoots” at his performance.
But one night, there is applause, and Otto finally gets the positive attention
he deserves. It’s a lovely story, including some well-known poetry with sweetly
soft illustrations, a good one to add to your “poetry love” shelf.
three marvelous books to “see”, poetic words to
read, in English and in Spanish