The Yellow top of a ride on car
A red plastic tractor that hasn't gone far
The sandpit lid sits all forlorn
For no children are out this morn
A whirligig, not spins or holds
Any gently drying clothes
The children's slide, swing and balls
Still hiding under previous icy snow falls
But there is signs of life and hope
In my garden with its slope
A robin red breast pecks away
On a bird feeder filled today
The Brussels sprouts stand proud and tall
Some leeks too survived the snow fall
Inside, all warm I scheme and plan
for spring to come and lend a hand
For this winter has been hard
Snow is still falling on this yard
This was inspired by the view out of my kitchen window, for the writing workshop at Sleep is for the weak
9 comments:
Ooooh get you Mrs ! Poetry eh ? Is there no end to your talents ?
This painted the picture beautifully, well done x
I'm with Geriatric Mummy - is there anything you can't do? Brilliant!!
And I've never read a poem with brussel sprouts in it before, so you get extra points for originality.
Beautiful! You clever soul x
Lovely words of poetry. I adore robins, we have two that eat from our feeder every day and it's such a pleasure to watch them.
CJ xx
Great poem Mad.Indeed a mutli talented mummy! and glad to hear you sounding more positive about MiniMad...toddlers really can try the best of the best LOL
Oooh, cool - I think you may be the only one who picked no. 4! And I'm very impressed with anyone who can write a decent poem. It's a rare skill.
A beautiful poem. A winter garden can be a bereft and lonely looking place.
Bravo ! eww hate sprouts but you made them sound lovely !
I am trying new things in the new year, I am making myself not pick the easy option. I want to try and use my brain!!
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