Moontalk
Every night I dream the sky
has stars and planets rolling by
like marbles, jostling on the ground.
They spin, around, around, around...
Then, my Dog, my Ted and I,
fling up our arms - and we can fly!
We travel out through wide, wide spaces
before we find the moon whose face is
green, but always full of fun. He smiles,
"So glad that you have come!"
Together then, we go exploring,
until we wake up in the morning!
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Nice poem.
ReplyDeletewhat a lovely journey! good one
ReplyDeleteLove it Jinksy...I can here this being read to a child with there eyes wide open....I am glad you found us...you are a natural for this...Great Monday's Child...bkm
ReplyDeleteThis is charming. I'm sure my little twin granddaughters (4 yrs) would love it.
ReplyDeleteThank you people - I may have a chance to read it to some kids soon, as Wordsouth have decided to try to organise a Saturday poetry reading for children, in the not too distant future, and have made a note of my name...
ReplyDeleteJinksy I love the lightness of your poetry. It always makes me feel good inside.
ReplyDeleteTickles the eternal child in me. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI'm sure that's exactly what the moon would say! .. lovely :o)
ReplyDeleteLove it Jinksy :)
ReplyDeleteThat is so adorable! What a fun dream.
ReplyDeleteindeed very adorable. I would have liked to join them if I were young now :)
ReplyDeleteWhen The Lamps Never Light
this was so much fun..the subject matter, pace and rhyming make it perfect for children, especially children in the pre-school thru Kindergarten range. I look forward to reading more of this :)
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, so cute!! Reminds me of my imagination. Wanna come see my Magpie? It's at http://thelunaticsdiary.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteWonderful & fun. Wish I cd go on a trip like that.
ReplyDeletei imagine those kids would love to hear this one...thoroughly enjoyed it.
ReplyDeleteConcerning ur post 4 this wk - the Lamp - Am glad smone 4got 2 put ur wick in. Without it there, we got a chance 2 enjoy this rhyme.
ReplyDeletelovely poem, kids having hopeful wishes that just might come true. such innocense.
ReplyDeleteI can imagine the planets as marbles on the ground! What fun!
ReplyDeleteSuch imagination , so much wonder...truly lovely!
ReplyDelete:-)