Alisha Dolberry March Author- Lenore Hetrick Title- March is Here
When the bare, gray boughs Creak and bend, When the tall trees toss like wild, When there is a roaring Around the chimney That frightens every small child! When the clouds in the sky Rush swiftly past In shapes that you would fear, Then there cannot be The slightest doubt. March! Wild March is here!
"I like rainy weather," Said the yellow duck. "Not for me! I want the sun!" The hen began to cluck. "I think snow is great!" Miller nodded her head. "In spring the weather will please each one!" The wise weather man said.
The leprechauns are marching, They’re marching down the hall, They’re marching on the ceiling, They’re marching on the wall. They’re marching two by two, And now it’s four by four, You say you still can’t see them? Move back, here comes some more!
I come to work as well as play; I'll tell you what I do; I whistle all the live-long day, "Woo-oo-oo-oo! Woo-oo!" I toss the branches up and down And shake them to and fro, I whirl the leaves in flocks of brown, And send them high and low. I strew the twigs upon the ground, The frozen earth I sweep; I blow the children round and round And wake the flowers from sleep.
Alisha Dolberry
ReplyDeleteMarch
Author- Lenore Hetrick
Title- March is Here
When the bare, gray boughs
Creak and bend,
When the tall trees toss like wild,
When there is a roaring
Around the chimney
That frightens every small child!
When the clouds in the sky
Rush swiftly past
In shapes that you would fear,
Then there cannot be
The slightest doubt.
March! Wild March is here!
This comment has been removed by the author.
ReplyDeleteJaelynn Sis
ReplyDeleteMarch
By: Helen H. Moore
Forward, March
And welcome spring,
When bunnies bounce
And birds all sing!
When March winds blow
The winder away,
They get the world
Ready for
April and May.
Weather for All
ReplyDeleteBy Lenore Hetrick
"I like rainy weather,"
Said the yellow duck.
"Not for me! I want the sun!"
The hen began to cluck.
"I think snow is great!"
Miller nodded her head.
"In spring the weather will please each one!"
The wise weather man said.
Keshia Williams
ReplyDeleteThe Leprechauns are Marching
by Julie Brinkman
The leprechauns are marching,
They’re marching down the hall,
They’re marching on the ceiling,
They’re marching on the wall.
They’re marching two by two,
And now it’s four by four,
You say you still can’t see them?
Move back, here comes some more!
“March” by Helen H. Moore
ReplyDeleteForward, March
And welcome Spring,
When bunnies bounce
And birds all sing!
When March winds blow
The Winter away,
They get the world
Ready for
April and May.
Five Little Leprechauns
ReplyDeleteBy: Leanne Guenther
Five little leprechauns on St. Patrick’s Day
The first one said, “I’d like to play!”
The second one stood beside a rainbow.
The third one waved and said, “Hello!”
The fourth one said, “Good luck to the bold.”
The fifth one said, “Just don’t touch my gold!”
Plink, plink went the harp – they all danced around,
Then five leprechauns ran off with a bound.
MARCH
ReplyDeleteThe March Wind
By: Anonymous
I come to work as well as play;
I'll tell you what I do;
I whistle all the live-long day,
"Woo-oo-oo-oo! Woo-oo!"
I toss the branches up and down
And shake them to and fro,
I whirl the leaves in flocks of brown,
And send them high and low.
I strew the twigs upon the ground,
The frozen earth I sweep;
I blow the children round and round
And wake the flowers from sleep.
April Davis
Delete