Once Upon a Verse: Because Poems Tell Stories
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Of the many things on the list, one was to write one poem every month. The little girl started writing, and as she wrote her initial few poems, she started enjoying it, and yes, she certainly did not stop at twelve poems. Her love for poetry kept growing every week, and she wrote fifty-two poems over fifty-two weekends of the year!
This book is a collection of those poemspoems that are funny, scary, mystical, hilarious, thoughtful, inspiring, wishful, naughty, conversational, introspective, and relatable across age groups! The use of language is simple yet stimulating. At the end of each poem is a personalized footnote by Anoushka explaining the rhyming scheme and technique used and her own thoughts behind writing the particular poem.
Once Upon a Verse is the journey of a young girl discovering a hidden talent. It is an inspiration to millions of children out there to find their calling. But more than anything, it is life as seen and experienced by a child!
Anoushka Sabnis
Anoushka Sabnis is a young girl of ten, gifted with the talent of bringing the imagined and unimagined to life through the beauty of her words. She is an avid reader and has already read over 500 books. She started writing stories when she was five; at six, she composed her first poem. She regularly writes on her blog and has hundreds of followers on social media. Currently studying in the sixth grade; she is a classical singer, a dancer, an athlete and loves literature. She enjoys travelling and has travelled to seven countries till now. Her dream profession varies from being a writer to food-stylist to fashion designer. She proudly calls herself an Authorista (author-cum-artist-cum-fashionista).
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Once Upon a Verse - Anoushka Sabnis
Once Upon a Verse
43319.pngBecause Poems Tell Stories
Written & Illustrated by
Anoushka Sabnis
43292.pngCopyright © 2017 by Anoushka Sabnis.
ISBN: Softcover 978-1-5437-0134-0
eBook 978-1-5437-0135-7
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Contents
Week 1 Bounty of Nature
Week 2 Looking Out of my Window
Week 3 The Windmill on the Hill
Week 4 A Spooky Night
Week 5 The Poopy Cycle
Week 6 Bake-a-Cake
Week 7 The Man who went Sleepy Mad
Week 8 Solution for Pollution
Week 9 A Birthday Party
Week 10 Book-o-topia
Week 11 Writing a Poem
Week 12 Shytoons
Week 13 Four Limericks
Week 14 My To-Buy List
Week 15 Happy Mother’s Day
Week 16 Me – a name
Week 17 The World of My Dreams
Week 18 My Evil Twin
Week 19 Like a Sunflower
Week 20 Unity in Diversity
Week 21 What I did this Weekend
Week 22 Fantasy Valley
Week 23 Tick Tock Clocks
Week 24 Rainy Day
Week 25 School Birthday
Week 26 A Red Moon Night
Week 27 Some Things About Me
Week 28 Busy Bee Me
Week 29 I Wonder How
Week 30 My Feelies
Week 31 What To Do
Week 32 What Peace Means to Me
Week 33 The Orthopedic and Tigger
Week 34 Cap’n Pegleg Meg
Week 35 TinkleToes – the Dairy Fairy
Week 36 A-Z Seasons
Week 37 Zombienstein
Week 38 SweetTown Yum
Week 39 Barmer Farmer
Week 40 Pluto – the Untold Story
Week 41 These are a few of my Favourite Things
Week 42 The Perfect Winter Cocoa
Week 43 The Salad
Week 44 The Big Wash
Week 45 ZooZoo
Week 46 The Oak inside the Acorn
Week 47 When Museum Came to Life
Week 48 Serendipity
Week 49 A Fluttery Dreamer
Week 50 My Pet Bat
Week 51 A Talking Shoe
Week 52 If I Were…
Week 1
Bounty of Nature
Here I am standing on a tower,
Looking for and finding my favourite flower;
I can see a tree,
With as many birds as can be.
The pleasant sky, with fluffy cloud,
The thundering thunder, is very loud;
I look through my window pane,
And I’m happy to see the rain.
In my garden,
A-a-achhoo!
Pardon!
I see cats that go mew mew mew,
Sniffing the flowers that look best with dew!
~ Anoushka Sabnis
Poetry style AABB, Quatrain
This is one of my initial poems. Happy to write about nature and a fairytale-like tower.