Bumblebee
black, gold
dashing, darting, dancing
harmless fuzzy flower lover
buzzing
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Stacy, what an adorable bumblebee poem! I love the black and gold font and the simple words. Can I use this for my classroom?
You sure can.
Stacy, I love the rocking chair free verse. The picture sets it off real well. It has a poignant feel to it. Well done.
EXCELLENT poems!!!!!!!! I loved how you did the bumble bee poem in the yellow and black words. And as for the rocking chair, AWESOME, I love the thoughtfulness you put into it and I like how it rhymed. GREAT JOB!!!!!!!!!!
I also like how you did the bumble bee poem in yellow and black. I did a Cinquain poem too; great minds must think alike!!!