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Two poems by Jackson L, age 8, NY :

The Blue Sky

The blue sky shines blue like a blueberry

With the bright sun on it

Like a sunny side up egg 

with white clouds

just like bright white paint

A blue sky

A blue sky


The Forest

The forest is filled with wonder

with owls 

and hawks

with streams 

and frogs

It is a lovely place

and it is wild like a tiger

You  sleep in a tent

The camp fire wams you up

you would love it there

  The Old Maple Tree


Sap sticks and spills

And drips down far,

From the hole in the maple tree,

In the backyard.

 

With branches so gnarled,

And leaves so thin,

The old maple is like a friend,

Or kin.

 

In the summer I climb her,

Shaking her leaves,

In winter,

She wilts,

And I will grieve.

 

And when her leaves turn yellow,

And orange,

And red,

I watch her leaves fall,

From the seat of my bed.

 

Sap sticks, and spills,

And drips down far,

From the hole in the maple tree,

In the backyard.

By Cameron Lawrence, age 10