A Day Of Wonder Poem by Marilyn Lott
A Day Of Wonder
Have you ever had a day of wonder
Where anything was a possibility?
Looking through the eyes of a child
So fresh and new and free?
Huge trees before the winter thaw
Icy limbs struggle along
Teetering a bit precariously
As you hum your favorite song
Oh look, there in the park is a statue
Of a huge gorilla standing there
A child engulfed in its arms
So fragile, so sweet and fair
You walk along further still
A pond filled with ducks and ice
But the sun is gleaming down
And makes the day so nice
Brilliant red berries with a backdrop
Of red rock that we love so
It’s truly a day of wonder
And we sort of hate to see it go!
Marylin, if you look with a child's eye, you are always full of wonder. lovely poem. i can see you love nature, and create beautiful pictures.10 Mamta
A wonderfully happy poem that captivates the spirit of the reader. Thanks Marilyn.
A joy to read Marilyn! Always a pleasure to read about wonders surrounding us! ! *10*! ! Best wishes! Friend Thad
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Marilyn, I love the freshness this poem evokes. I feel like I am right there with you viewing it in all its loveliness. Beautiful work! Top marks. Karin Anderson