earth is lucky to have this day this let’s all celebrate earth today day right here, in the month where words play to praise the beauty, to worry and pray
earth doesn’t ask for much, you can write a haiku if you’re the type who likes to count 5-7-5…all the way to 17 while you vividly describe a view
earth breathes deeply, tries smiling, relaxing knows your care is most likely just passing why can’t she always have this much backing most days she watches as we’re all trashing
I’m looking for poetry challenges. Today I found one by checking out Ethical ELAs prompt:: “Thank You Mother Earth”
This slice is part of the 17th annual Slice of Life Story Challenge on Two Writing Teachers! #sol24 I’m slicing every day this month, for the 11th year! Wahoo!!! Thanks for stopping by. 🙂
6-word Saturday goes quickly, thankful for Sunday
Haiku Chore filled Saturday Clean house, cold dog walk, Target Mind full of unknowns
Limerick There once was a mid career teacher Who wondered what decisions would reach her So much had been discussed She didn’t know what to trust Since trust was no longer her best feature
Rispetto Friday night, Saturday on the horizon Expectations for accomplishments, no less! Then Saturday dawns, reality flies in Do only priorities – no extra stress! It’s the weekend, you know you deserve to chill If you don’t take time to rest, you’ll soon get ill Vacuum, laundry? Sure. But, big projects can wait You need to rest, and wonder about your fate
Naani I wander the book aisle Stare at the titles Wonder Which books will I read to my class next year?
This slice is part of the 17th annual Slice of Life Story Challenge on Two Writing Teachers! #sol24 I’m slicing every day this month, for the 11th year! Wahoo!!! Thanks for stopping by. 🙂
6-word Spring break’s over, Sunday scaries begin.
Haiku Sunshine breaks Snow squalls Blue skies deceptively cold Clouds come again now
Limerick There once was a teacher feeling nothing but dread She couldn’t get organized for the week ahead! Work was the right thing to do – She’s supposed to do it too – But she watched a movie instead
Ballad Though spring break is ending And work will start so soon I can’t help but keep relaxing So these last hours won’t’ be in ruin
Elegy O break! My break! My spring break is done The relaxing is over now, our freedom reduced to none I am resigned to set alarms, drink coffee still in a sleepy fog and I’ll go to work with a smile, walking the halls instead of my dog But O couch! My couch! Where in the corner I love to read I promise I’ll be back, since more relaxing I surely need
Ode Ode to Spring Break
We anticipated your start and now regret your end roadtrips filled our heart and relaxing was our best friend
Your days were full of warm sun until the rain, and today’s snow squall It’s like the weather knew you were done And spring break’s spring never happened at all!
Spring break, Could you stay another weak? It’s just a small, polite request A tiny bit of scheduling, a calendar tweak That would surely be the best
It’s just because I love you that I’m asking you to stay — Or send a big storm, it’s the least you can do and they’ll have to call a snow day.
On a Thought 