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There hangs a drip that never drops,
on philodendron stem it stops,
hanging like a diamond tear
from the lobe of leafy ear.
A tear of joy? It will not say,
it just evaporates away.
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© 2013 Betty Hayes Albright
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Drop – (a children’s poem)
October 10, 2013 by Betty Hayes Albright
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Very charming and cute, Betty! xx
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This child has some vocabulary – or at least know a little sacred geometry 😉
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Nice one!
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True poetry in words and pictures.
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Brilliant Betty! I think this is a poem for everyone!
Love and hugs xx
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Like the perspective given to the drop in the poem.
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No dumbing down here. 😉
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BTW, Betty, “Stuff Red Said” has evolved into “The Introspective Introvert”. (http://simplybluey.wordpress.com). You might want to update the entry on your BRoll.
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Thanks for letting me know, Ben. I’ve changed it, plus resubscribed. 🙂 (I need to get over to her site more often!)
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I love your children’s poetry best of all, Betty. Ethel says: Such a small little thing, but so important.
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Thank you Thomas and Ethel. Children’s poetry is always more fun to write – maybe because we can be more playful?
Hope all is well, and that you’ve settled into your new home nicely!
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