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A little daily (1 reply)

Ruchi_acharya
3 years ago
Ruchi_acharya 3 years ago

Grey-Garlander foots over the busy street,
Greeting whomsoever his eyes meet.
Hurdles a dog over the casket of wines,
While the butcher welcomes a new-white-swine.

Around the corner, at the baker’s,
Jane sells hot pies, sweet tarts that pleases Connoisseur.
Little pink tutus peeking from the window,
Twigs and strands build the house of a sparrow.

Children of Sunday, plays and lays in the park
A Ladybug’s picnic flashes her tiny polka dots.

Poor Anna did a little dance,
On Postman’s arrival.
With a mammoth letter in his hand,
He hands over a foreign stamped one.
Anna’s grandmother left a will in her name.
She will not end up as a lonesome dame.

Susan Katz
3 years ago
Susan Katz 3 years ago

Thank you so much for submitting this very well written, whimsical, charming poem for consideration for Featured Poem of the Month.  I appreciate you sharing it with me, Susan

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