I waddle
I sway
I twist my neck
every
which
way
—-
Cars zoom past
My feet don’t care
I feel
the lane
isn’t mine to share
—-
Through honking fits
And screams of passersby
My little goose heart
“my oh my”
—-
The truck comes close
The bus will just have to pass
The motorcycle grumbles
-is it
out
of
gas?
—-
Lila the dry-cleaner
Storms out of her shop
A hanger in hand
She’ll scare me about
—-
More honking comes fast
Some brake screeches: “phew!”
The weather’s way too nice
for you to yell
shoo!
—-
I’ll cross when I please
I was here before you
—and if you must know
My mom’s a slow waddler, too!
Fun read! Well-written to capture another’s voice. The ending is just right.
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This was adorable! I think it would make a great children’s book!
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So much fun to read! I like how you wrote this poem from the goose’s perspective!
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This is so sweet and playful! I agree, I definitely see it as a children’s book!
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Love this! You write so many different types of things. I never know exactly what I am going to enjoy reading when I come to your site.
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Thanks.
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