I saw spring with my heart today:
A small girl, skipping, came my way.
Her Daddy's smile was on her face,
Her petticoat dripped fresh-torn lace.
A bunch of yellow-gold I spied
Behind her back - Oh woe betide!
Fresh daffodils! "For you," she said.
Plucked from my neighbour's flowerbed.
By Marcelle Pollington
In the first line fo the poem, this lady is explaining that spring came to her from her heart. She did not see spring but felt it. A little girl came skipping towards the lady showing that her smile resembled her dad's smile. On her petticoat was new lace but was a bit torn. the lady saw a little bit of yellow and gold behind her back. The little girl had fresh daffodils picked from her neighbours garden bed! This lady could possibly be the mother of the little girl.
4 comments:
Can you guess who the little girl was??
Have you read Ozymandias? Have you had a think about it? Do some research and see if you can tell me about the poet, and about the poem. You may blog your answers.
What a lovely poem, I really like it. Who has chosen it? Slinky or Ms S? - clue
My mother is a poet:
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