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Poems for Young Readers: The Military Kid
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June 30, 2014. I was born in North Carolina. I turned three in New Orleans. I began kindergarten on Fort Riley. I started high school in Killeen. I got my first haircut in Georgia. I lost my first tooth at Fort Polk. I saw my first movie in Hawaii. I got braces in the city of Norfolk. I flew kites on Shaw Air Force Base. I played my first song on Aberdeen. I got my black belt in karate. Living in Heidelberg, Germany. I attended middle school in El Paso. I became a teenager in D.C. Virginia, United States.
Poems for Young Readers: Ruby Bridges: Brave Step
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October 17, 2012. Ruby Bridges: Brave Step. Ruby Bridges' Brave Step. The year was 1960. The day, November 14th. When a little Black girl. Was brave in New Orleans. Her name was Ruby Bridges. Some called her Ruby Nell. She lived through segregation. And gained quite a story to tell. Would never be the same. It was no longer a White school. The day that Ruby came. On her first day of school. She was so strong and proud. She stepped boldly without stopping. Through fiercely threatening crowds. I would love...
Poems for Young Readers: The Plight of Sojourner Truth
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October 17, 2012. The Plight of Sojourner Truth. The Plight of Sojourner Truth. Her name was Isabella Baumfree. Born to slaves Betsey and James. In Ulster County, New York. Dutch slave owners created their names. Yet many siblings she never. This was just one form of cruelty. That slavery put her through. She was sold to new slave owners. Because she spoke Dutch intead of English. She was beaten with rods of. And in 1828 she was freed. She became a spiritual spokeswoman. And then she began to preach.
Poems for Young Readers: 100 Poems You Can Write
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July 19, 2014. 100 Poems You Can Write. Write about a person. Write about a place. Write about a face. Write a poem to read out loud. Write a poem about a crowd. Write a poem to memorize. Write a poem about pretty eyes. Write a Shakespearean sonnet. Write a Japanese haiku. Write a silly limerick. Write a three lined senryu. Write a long poem. Write a rhyming poem. Write a form poem about a shape. Write about the color blue. Write about science too. Write about language arts. Write about world history.
Poems for Young Readers: Riding the Bus with Rosa Parks
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February 03, 2013. Riding the Bus with Rosa Parks. Riding The Bus With Rosa Parks. Their skin was white. Her skin was black. So they told Rosa. Move to the back! She could have moved. To the back of the bus. But one day she chose. To make a fuss. A good fuss it was. A good fuss indeed. For a group of people. In so much need. And did not budge. Then she was judged. Now we can sit. The front, the back. Whatever seats we choose. All because Rosa Parks. Just would not move. If I were on a bus.
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Poems for Young Readers
July 19, 2014. 100 Poems You Can Write. Write about a person. Write about a place. Write about a face. Write a poem to read out loud. Write a poem about a crowd. Write a poem to memorize. Write a poem about pretty eyes. Write a Shakespearean sonnet. Write a Japanese haiku. Write a silly limerick. Write a three lined senryu. Write a long poem. Write a rhyming poem. Write a form poem about a shape. Write about the color blue. Write about science too. Write about language arts. Write about world history.
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Friday, February 9, 2007. 8220;My People Are the Color of the Earth” by Alma Luz Villanueva. S: Someone of Mexican descent. O: Revealing her family background. A: Anyone interested in culture. P: Conveying culture or customs of that culture. S: Culture or family. Tone: Revealing, Reminiscent. 8220;Forgetfulness” by Billy Collins. S: A person of middle age or older. O: Reminiscing about one’s life or how the mind works. A: Anyone who has had a childhood. 8220;Wanting To Forget”. It has floated in the Red ...
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Saturday, 7 January 2017. To bathe the night with fire,. You, in your element. Smiling watery eyes;. Happy sighs – as you bent. The next day your soul gathered. Over your cold body. To be buried under sticks and clay…. Https:/ sites.google.com/a/lapwingpublications.com/lapwing-store/helen-harrison. Thursday, 8 December 2016. After the yellow-brown leaves. Are washed with sunlight,. I’ll be the dipper that flies. And returns; when the water low. My poetry slowed to a trickle. Seeped into river-banks again.
