April is the national poetry month in the U.S. Do you like to read poems or sometimes try to express yourselves with a poetic touch? Why don't you give it a shot by writing a short HAIKU or a fun limerick to begin with? Here's a few of mine. As you long as you are true to yourself with words, anyone of you could become a poet.
In the Woods
Jean J. Lee
Streams flow into the waterfall
Breezy forest full of weeping wild flowers so tall
Echo the voice lost for good, I'd say
Resembles the hopeless eyes of yesterday
I just stop to mimic the sound “ready-setty-to-go-y’all”
What's on My Mind When I Run
by Jean J. Lee
They ask me why I run
How should I feel when my morning runs were done?
What could be that something I get when I run for fun?
Smile on the road is what I won
A voice inside of me shouting “pit-a-pat-ilicious” under
the sun
On the Day Dad's New Life in Heaven Began
by Jean J. Lee
Dad was with me but he wasn't.
I looked into his eyes but he didn't.
Doc said he was delirious but he was dreaming elsewhere.
Dad wanted me to feel other wordly connections between his place and mine right there.
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