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The Sun
January 13, 2015
A bumblebee that flew too high,
A honey drop against the sky.
A lemon-flavored lollipop,
A yellow colored spinning top.
A thousand daisies taking flight,
A little girl's soaring kite.
Seen and felt by everyone,
The yellow jewel we call the sun.
© Breanna F., Monte Vista, CO
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poetpt said...
on Jan. 25 2015 at 6:37 pm
love this poem. makes me feel warm especially with the blizzard coming.
The warmth of the sun in winter