It struck me funny that after penning today's poem involving an elf I turned on the television and Lord of the Rings was showing... If you know it... and most people do... I think... you know it is littered with elves...
At any rate, today is number 6 of my 30-day journey to pen poetic verses during April poetry month. My intent is to write at least one poem every day and thus far I am ahead of the game since I penned two pieces yesterday... Yay!! Case you did not know, one of yesterday's offerings, Finger Pricking Cactus, was posted in this blog and the other, Heartache Mountain, posted at another one of my sites.
All right... Without further ado... Here is today's poem that happens to involve an elf... and what human being does not care for elves?
Story Book Elf – Instant Knowledge
Mom told me to read a book
Stop playing video games
I went down to the kids’ book nook
Checked out the author’s names
Familiar writer struck my eye
I grabbed book from the shelf
Barely flipped the cover when
Out jumped a story elf
He told me a secret of how
Children in his fair land
Improved their reading skills
While reading books without command
Did you know Mom sent me asked I
He said he read it in my eye
How’s that said I… I’m not ‘gon cry
On children here… I often spy
He claimed then said stroll in the sand
What sand asked I but that was when
The book pulled me in like a pin
Or needle sewing a clean stitch
Piercing pages one through ten
Hurtling chapters to the end
Then easy as the tale began
Out the book back I slid again
The story fresh inside my brain
I learned the whole thing with no pain!
Written by R. Renée Bembry
April 6, 2013
April 6, 2013
I hope you enjoyed this piece about the importance of learning and appreciated the star child's fortune of obtaining instant knowledge.
As always, feel free to leave a poem of your own, especially one about elves or learning or both. Plus, don't forget you can help a kid leave a poem for me as well as for others to read in the comments section below...
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