Today we join Two SPOILED CAT
Angel Sammy and Teddy for their poetic pictorial poem.
There is today's photo prompt
Forest
by Mom
Deep in the woods where the sun 'don't' shine
you'll find treasures to behold with stories untold.
If you know your stuff and don't mind roughin' it,
surprises are bountiful to the bold.
Trees grow tall, they shade the ground.
The earth is carpeted with lush green moss.
Some days rays of sun filter through the trees.
Other days are wet with a chill and a bit of breeze.
Forest critters scurry to and fro grabbing bits of sun.
When the rains come, with glee they all run for cover
under nature's umbrella the itty bitty mushroom tree.
MushieRooms
by Madi
I'm a little mushroom short and fat
I will grow and grow until you tip me over
Then you see I have stem underneath my hat
Critters that squirm congregate there to avoid getting wet.
Both poems are pawsome!
ReplyDeleteWe love "under nature's umbrella, the itty bitty mushroom tree".
ReplyDeleteBoth of you have awesome poems!
ReplyDeletethat is so cute to imagine how little critters use that mushrooms as an umbrella...
ReplyDeleteMadi guess what? I sang your poem and the mama said: yep, true... how mean she is...
Hari OM
ReplyDeleteYou both made good use of that lovely image!!! Hugs and whiskeries, YAM-aunty xxx
Great poems, girls!
ReplyDeletePawfect, GREAT poets both of you!
ReplyDeleteLoves and licky kisses
Princess Leah xxx
Such great poems. Well done. Love the story about the mushrooms. Have a wonderful day.
ReplyDeleteThose were both fun ones pretty Madi!
ReplyDeleteHaha. I like both poems. Madi did you approve the short and fat line
ReplyDeleteOh these are brilliant! I bet a lot of forest critters use mushrooms as umbrellas in the rain - Then when the rain stops they pull their mushroom back to their burrow and make mushroom soup I bet. Well done dear girl - you and your Mom did well this week....next week will be fun too I think!
ReplyDeleteLove, Teddy
Your two poems compliment each other; that's so cool! And I think mushrooms are really cool too.
ReplyDeletemy question is, were there any tiny toads up under the cap??? beautiful photo, love the poem to... I love forest critters and the forest they live in
ReplyDeletea pawz a pawz a pawz......ewe N mom rited total lee awesum poemz two day madi !!! ~~~~~ ☺☺♥♥
ReplyDeleteYou and your Mom are wonderful poetesses, Madi!!! We would love to explore a forest just like the one you describe.
ReplyDeleteWoos - Lightning, Misty, and Timber
Wow, both of you wrote poems!!! Awesome job, both of you!!!
ReplyDeleteYours sincerely,
Margaret Thatcher
Maddie, you tickle me!
ReplyDeleteYou are both excellent poets. XO
ReplyDeleteThat picture reminded ghostwriter of hiking in Cook Forest in PA, where the air was filled with the scent of moss and cedar and ferns.
ReplyDeleteCool poems!
ReplyDeleteMadi, you got me singing with your "I'm a little mushroom short and fat." He, he.
ReplyDeleteIs it weird that Ma wants to just lay down next to those fungi??? It looks so cool and peaceful....unlike me. she said that. I'M NOT peaceful! Can you believes it??? rude.
ReplyDeleteSo I was a little barky todays....so whats? sigh.
Anyhu, I can't waits to hear all abouts your 'boxes'!!! I'm on the edge of my doggie bed!
Kisses,
Ruby ♥
A terrific poem. Very entertaining
ReplyDeleteWe love both your poems.
ReplyDeleteOMC...Mama loves the picture and we all love your poems!!! You and your Mama are such great poets, Madi!!
ReplyDeletexoxo,
Jakey, Arty & Rosy