HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY
by
Gregory K.
I made my mom a giant card
With letters three feet tall
(I couldn’t find the paper
So I used the playroom wall).
Then I made her breakfast –
Trix and jam rolled up in bread!
I think she would’ve liked it,
But I spilled it on her bed.
Our neighbor grows great roses,
So I filled our biggest vase.
I wish you could’ve seen it –
What a look on Mommy’s face!
Our cuckoo clock chirped six A.M.
I said I’d go and play.
Then I told my mom I loved her…
And she said I’d made her day.
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Sunday, May 14, 2006
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8 comments:
Great !
Awww... How fun!
Great poem Greg! I think you might appreciate Lois Lowry's All About Sam...in it he makes a wonderful perfume from all of his mom's favorite smells--collected in a jar, and saved. The combined smells only a mother could love. Fun chapter book to read aloud btw!
wonderful poem greg
Love the poem!!!
Really fun. :D
Nice poem. I think we should keep posting such lovable stuff for our Moms while Mother's Day is around.
Hmmmmm....Trix and jam rolled up in bread.....sounds good. Thanks for the poem, Greg!
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