Once upon a time, in a magical forest, there lived a peculiar rabbit named Brilliant. Brilliant was known for his extraordinary talents and captivating charm. However, what truly set him apart from the other rabbits was his magical wand. This wand, given to him by a wise old owl, possessed incredible powers that Brilliant would often use to bring joy and happiness to those around him. Brilliant's wand was no ordinary wand; it was adorned with glittering jewels and engraved with ancient symbols. With a swift flick of the wand, Brilliant could instantly transform mundane objects into enchanting creations.
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With a swift flick of the wand, Brilliant could instantly transform mundane objects into enchanting creations. Flowers would bloom in vibrant colors, turning a dull meadow into a mesmerizing sight. Dull rooms would instantly become filled with dazzling lights and sparkling decor.
Reflections on the Teche
Walking down Main Street you may find a poem in a window.
Or you can stop in at A&E Gallery and see that poets have been there.
Space Man and Space Dog
walk the moon alone,
with only each other
to keep company
on the long way home
–Vannisa
Paul Schexnayder has started a series of Circus Gators in his paintings. This makes for a crazy circus poem.
Cirque du Gator
a green gator circus,
a scaly trapeze,
two mingy gymnasts,
and a sharp-toothed dancer.
–Emily
$100 is the price
for a patriotic watermelon sunrise.
A alligator
stealing a watermelon from a chubaka?
Greedy green gator
masking the red white and blue.
–Kaiden
Beauty marks the spot.
An angel from high above is calling.
I won’t let go of your baby boy,
I promise.
–Kielan
I joined in the secret poem walk and wrote to the work in progress.
An empty frame
waits
layers
of color
build
a world,
a circus
of imagination.
–Margaret Simon
A field trip down Main Street can be a poetic treat.
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These are so beautiful. You’ve inspired me to think about doing a gallery of poetry. PS I’m doing a poetry challenge with my whole grades 3-5 school. Anyone who wants to join can come for writing workshop once a week. http://petsaddlife.org/childrens-poetry-contest
Thanks for this link to a poetry contest. My kids would love this. Many of them are doing their “passion projects” on animals.
Margaret, what a splendid idea to share the students’ poetry with the community and this validates the childrens’ voices as young poets. Enjoy the spirit of the holidays.
Ah, magic lives everywhere…you have uncovered it!
Thank you!
xo
Oh, my. Scaly trapeze and greedy gators and the great heart of your poets–just wonderful. Thank you for sharing!
These are some talented kids you’re writing with, Margaret (I’ll bet your students would love to hear Carole King singing Chicken Soup with Rice, which you’ve got me singing now!)
Margaret, these are fabulous responses written for the art. I love the Sendak too. Lovely that the students got to do this.
Circus gators making me smile and Keilan’s poem giving me a lump in the throat…. magic and wonder, indeed! Thank you for sharing, Margaret. xo
Oh, circus gators alone would be enough to send me flying down to Main Street! It looks like the young poets enjoyed their flight, too.
This is so cool! There’s certainly no stopping you and your class, Margaret. Then again, who would want to?
jump
from
picture
to
picture
to
find
their verse.
on December 5, 2015 at 10:14 pm | Reply margaretsmn
You captured it just right. You can imagine them bouncing from art to art finding the one they could hear speaking to them. I was in the gallery this morning and saw the signs again and my hear was full.
on December 6, 2015 at 2:18 pm | Reply maryleehahn
We don’t have close access to a business area, but perhaps a poem walk around the school, leaving poetic responses to hallway displays.
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Not only was Brilliant able to create beauty with his wand, but he could also manipulate the elements. With a simple wave, he could conjure up a gentle breeze on a hot summer's day. He could command the rain to stop falling during a picnic and create a perfect sunny day. The forest animals marveled at Brilliant's wondrous abilities, always eager to witness his magical displays. But Brilliant's wand was not just limited to creating illusions and manipulating nature. It held a great power that could heal and mend. A touch from the wand could cure ailments and bring hope to those in despair. Brilliant would use this power selflessly, visiting the sick and wounded, bringing them comfort and solace with the wave of his wand. Despite possessing such extraordinary powers, Brilliant remained humble and grounded. He understood the responsibility that came with his magic and used it wisely. His kind heart and gentle nature endeared him to all who encountered him. However, one day, a jealous fox named Sly noticed Brilliant's wand and became consumed by envy. Determined to possess the wand's power for himself, Sly hatched a wicked plan. He tricked Brilliant into a challenge, believing that he could outsmart and steal the wand. Brilliant, always ready for a friendly competition, agreed to the challenge. But Sly underestimated Brilliant's wit, resilience, and the bond he shared with his wand. As the contest unfolded, Brilliant's wand seemed to sense the treachery lurking in Sly's heart. It refused to obey Sly's commands, recognizing that its magic was meant for only the purest of souls. In the end, Brilliant prevailed, using his quick thinking and pure intention to outsmart Sly. The wand returned to him, its loyalty unwavering. Brilliant forgave Sly for his jealous attempt, showing compassion and teaching him the importance of embracing one's own uniqueness rather than coveting others' gifts. Brilliant continued to use his magical wand to spread joy, wonder, and healing throughout the forest. His enchanting displays became legendary, attracting visitors from far and wide. But what truly made him remarkable was not just his wand's magic, but the love and kindness that radiated from his heart..
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