I towered up, so tall and grand,

Stretching out many a wooden hand

I grew from the tiniest seed

A a sapling, from soil I was freed

Its funny to think, how things are now,

My aging trunk wonders how

I’m now a thing of such delight!

I’m in such an honourable plight!

I feel I’m tall enough to touch the sun

I peer down to each an everyone

The sunlight glares to all to make way

But I’m big enough to keep it astray

The wind whistles through my leaves

Wisha-wisha-wisha- all the trees!

Wisha-wisha-wisha- all the trees!

A pretty old poem I wrote  🙂

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Cheeky Little Sun

When I wake up every morning,

Which isn’t too great, I do say,

A glaring thing shines over me

Breaking my slumber with many a ray.

Its called the sun, that’s all I know,

But what a cheeky fellow it is!

Rather than minding its own business

It shines an INFURIATING fizz!

It’s most trying, if I do say so myself,

Most exasperating is the sun,

It peeks so cheeky over mountain tops

But I cant catch it, away it run.

It’s terrible when I switch on telly,

When I flip to my favourite TV show,

It shines so bright I can’t see a thing,

Because of its INFURIATING GLOW!

How I long to catch that naughty sun,

I’ve never met such a cheeeeeky fellow,

Peeping and prying until night breaks

Just grinning, huge and yellow.

I’ll lock it up for sure some day,

And taunt it the way it does to me,

The great toad of a sun, annoys everyone

I’ll wake it up quite INFURIATINGLY!

Summer

Hello! I got bored, so I wrote another poem. Except this one is not that good. But I hope it puts a smile on your face anyways. Here goes….

Goodbye, icy clinging frost
Farewell, mounds of snow.
Sorry, your turn is over,
I’m afraid you have to go.
You gave us a chance, yes
To stay in bed for longer
To have cups of yum hot cocoa
And hot soups to make us stronger.
Sorry winter, you were real good
You were nice as nice could be!
But somebody taken your place
Summer’s come, you see.
We loved the chilly winds
And the times so refreshingly cool
But the sun has now come up
Time to jump into the pool.
The newest sunshades on our eyes
And sunscreens and the beach
The meaning of chillin’ and fun
Summer has come to teach!
Time to be tickled on the grass
And drink the thrilling Icee
And tan ourselves on the sand
We don’t care if it seems dicey!
Stars will shine and twinkle
And the birds will chirp on the nest
New tiny baby birdy chicks
Will chirp as we in the warmth rest.
Oh, the possibilities of fun
Are limitless and infinite!
Oh, the summer’s here for me
The flowers smiling bright.
Trees and shrubs become greener
The bushes grow further lush
We hear the cries of woodpecker
And the darling baby thrush.
Flowers swing and cows moo
The cuckoos cluck and sheep cry
Ducks quack and roosters crow
Summer festivals rush by.
Sorry winter, sorry again
But I’ll see you in months ten
But while I’m waiting for you,
I’ll live in summer’s awesome den.