She is trying to learn..
She is trying to write..
One Two Three’s
And ABC’s.Holds the crayons
With her little fingers
Scribbles on paper
In various colors.Lots of papers
Lots of crayons
Here and there
Everywhere..Once it is finished
It looks all rubbish
But these are the moments
I love to cherish.
Poem for Poetry 101 Rehab :Rubbish
My poem on my daughters new interest( art on paper) using the prompt rubbish.
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Beautiful and cute!
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Thank you
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That’s just so incredibly cute!
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Ahh..thanks 😊
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Lovely poem. I can identify because I live with my grandchildren and their parents. Each day they learn something new. 🙂
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Thanks Susan
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Love the poem! I can not wait to enjoy those moments with my future children. Wonderful job!
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Ahh…thank u…have fun from day 1… Enjoy those little moments of joy☺️
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yep : )
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Certainly a “moment” to remember!
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Yes..yes..moms treasure
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A wonderful box of awesome crayons! A child’s (and parent’s) best friend! 🙂
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Childs first educational friend-the crayons
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Very nice! I’ve posted something similar 🙂 …
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Oh Ya just saw it
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like it
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Those first scribbles are definitely the most important, they open up the world of art and writing to little ones! Thanks for linking up with #BeyondMommyingSiS
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Thanks for the wonderful linkup, got some amazing blogs to connect with… Looking forward to meet more interesting blogs
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I enjoyed reading your poem, and seeing how you used the rubbish theme for art with your child! My son loved his drawing and doodle pads! We kept them and dated them! (My mom was a closet poet!)
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Treasuring them is a nice idea.. I’ll too do the same with the date written on it..
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Lovely! The best learning for young children comes through play.
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Yes , birdhouse books .. Thank you for visiting my space
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Of course it’s not rubbish! Not on any level. Your poem is a beautiful tribute to the little learner, very moving. Thank you for sharing it!
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Thank you Mara..😊
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It is not rubbish, for sure. Her efforts to learn and the joy of playing with colors.
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Ya… Playing while learning!!
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Lovely poem !
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Thanks you priyanka
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