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Poetical Alphabet
Poetical Alphabet
Poetical Alphabet
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Poetical Alphabet

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A poem for every letter of the alphabet, they explore such serious topics as nose hairs, yodeling, and brothers.

19 different poem styles are listed at the end so you can find its matching poem in the book and then create your own echo, chant, or limerick style poems. 

LanguageEnglish
PublisherHearth Publications
Release dateMar 27, 2017
ISBN9781386047308
Poetical Alphabet
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LeAnn Mathis

The world itself is an inspiration. My Dad was in the army so my family got to see quite a bit of it growing up. I've taken that variety into my writing and I create stories based on whatever inspires me at the moment. Questions about my lunch meal, a Hawaiian Place of Refuge, and things my kids do have all been transformed, and I hope you enjoy what they grew into. Happy Reading. -LeAnn Mathis (The pen name for Stephanie Neilan when the books are just for fun.)

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    Poetical Alphabet - LeAnn Mathis

    Table of Contents

    A Gift of Love

    Begging

    Crossing Oceans

    Doom

    Escape

    Faberge

    Growth Spurt

    Haiku to my Belly Button

    Infestation

    Just one Kiss

    Kink in my Hair

    Lollipop

    Mustache

    New Moon

    Older

    Peanut Butter and...

    Questions

    Rainbow’s End

    Sugar and Spice

    Transformation

    Under Covers

    Van Gogh

    Whirlwind Dance

    Xs and Os

    Yodel

    Zzzzs

    Can you spy?

    Thank You!

    A Gift of Love

    My dear Suzie Q,

    I brought these for you: a pile of mice, mud pies I made thrice,* and spiders I caught just for you.

    ––––––––

    My dear Bobbie B.,

    How well you know me. The mice lured in owls, the mud cleared my jowls**, and Webbie now tats*** ‘stead of me.

    *Three times

    **Jaw line, bottom portion of the face

    ***Process by which lace is made. 

    Begging

    Let me see.

    Let me see.

    Let me see.

    Whatcha doin’?

    How

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