Category: Poems

Posted on: September 19, 2012 Posted by: bruce Comments: 0

East Bay Children’s Book Project

Everyone deserves a chance For a quality education That builds a fair society, Leads to a better nation. Some good folks got busy When they found out there was a need. They realized there were children Who didn’t have books to read. They gathered up a bunch of books, Organized them on shelves. They’re great community helpers. You might call them literacy elves. What they do is hard work That…

Posted on: September 19, 2012 Posted by: bruce Comments: 0

Cirque Du Soliel

Some jump the highest jumps; Others tumble and roll. Some swing on the trapeze; Their grace stirs my soul. Can humans really do that? I think as I clap and gasp. I’m sure I’d be terrified To swing in someone’s grasp They remind me of birds Or otters at play. I’m always enthralled At Cirque Du Soliel! Bruce Larkin Click Here To See More Poems

Posted on: September 19, 2012 Posted by: bruce Comments: 0

Billy Bowman’s Home

Come, my friendly bipeds, I’ll take you on a tour. To a place that’s so amazing, It will leave you wanting more. Glacier National Park Will put a smile on your face. It’s the perfect destination To escape the rat race. My name is Billy Bowman. I’m a little mountain goat. You can hike trails when you visit me Or enjoy a ride in a boat. Mountains, valleys, rivers, Moose…

Posted on: September 19, 2012 Posted by: bruce Comments: 0

Bard the Bunny

Have you met Bard? Has he visited your school? He’s a reading rabbit Who’s friendly and cool. Some folks think That reading is really hard, But it’s fun and easy With books from Bard. When you learn to read, The adventures never end. Now that Bard the bunny Is your reading friend! Bruce Larkin Click Here To See More Poems

Posted on: September 11, 2012 Posted by: bruce Comments: 0

The Town of Goodfood

I’ll be your guide in Goodfood. I’ll show you all around. Folks looking for delicious food Know here is where it’s found. If you’re looking for creamed camel, I can tell you where to go. There’s another place I really like; They have great iguana gumbo. If you’re not very hungry, Here’s what you should do: Stop by the cricketarium For a cup of cricket stew. Some snicker at our…

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The Night Before School Starts

‘Twas the night before school starts, And all through the city, Parents were filled with joy. They were downright giddy. Children huddled in beds, Many shed a tear. Thoughts of returning to school Filled them with fear. All around the city, Parents said what they love to say; “Better get to bed now. Tomorrow’s a school day!” Bruce Larkin Click Here To See More Poems

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The Most Beautiful Word

The best word of them all, The word I love to say, It describes beauty and abundance, I sigh when I say, “buffet!” Bruce Larkin Click Here To See More Poems

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Sticky Feet

I wish I had sticky feet. I’d walk right up a wall. Or better yet, a building, One that’s really tall. I’d stop at every window To chat or say hello. People on the ground Would think it’s quite a show! My parents would be so proud To have a sticky-footed boy. Kids would all ask Santa For a sticky-footed boy toy. I’m sure you’re just like me, You think…

Posted on: September 11, 2012 Posted by: bruce Comments: 0

Read Across America

He wrote the ‘Cat in the Hat’ And so many other great books. His fans have grown up to be Astronauts, teachers, dancers, and cooks. He used his wit and rhymes To describe triumphs and trials, And along the way made Millions of giggles and smiles. So get ready every March To laugh, dream, and read To celebrate Dr. Seuss’s birth He’s a great author indeed! Bruce Larkin Click Here…

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Questions for a Centipede

How many shoes does a centipede need? Does it have several for each of its feet? The question I’d ask a centipede, “How do you keep your closet neat? ” Bruce Larkin Click Here To See More Poems