Poetic Thursday hosted by our pals Teddy and Angel Sammy
Here is the photo challenge
Close your eyes
Open your ears
Listen carefully you will know
the magic in every day things
like catching snow flakes on your tongue
Remember your Angels are Watching
Thursday, January 4, 2024
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We had snow much more often when I was a child, and I can remembering catching snowflakes.
ReplyDeleteI prefer Snow Ice Cream over snow flakes on tongue. When we woke up to a world buriedn in snow, mother gave me a pan to run out to the cars and dip only the new clean snow into the pan and then she added milk/cream, sugar and vanilla and we all had snow ice cream. I wonder how that would taste now.. your poem is beautiful and as delightful as the photo of wonder on his face
ReplyDeleteGood poem for my weather today and the rest of this weekend. Not a lot of snow but definitely enough that I could catch a flake on my tongue.
ReplyDeleteI did that as a child too, such a simple joy.
ReplyDeleteHari OM
ReplyDelete😄 Yup. YAM xx
We did that as kids too and the weather peeps are telling us that snow is coming this weekend. yahooooooooooo
ReplyDeleteI did that as a kid and an old lady!
ReplyDeletecute pic, good interpretation of it too
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful poem C! We are getting a bit of snow ourselves today...but luckily, not as much as they originally predicted!
ReplyDeletehugs,
Beth
I used to catch them too and probably still would if I only thought of it. Getting older has its minus's 'cause you don't always recall the fun kid stuff you can still do. .
ReplyDeleteSo cute.
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Very nice poem. XO
ReplyDeleteYes, that was pretty magical as a young one!
ReplyDeleteCute poem!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great poem. I loved doing that as a kid on those days when the flakes were big and just floating softly to the ground.
ReplyDeleteIsn't it amazing!
ReplyDeleteLovely poem
ReplyDeleteYes - that poem is perfect......it was magical!!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Pam
Oh fun poem and sweet kitty photo ~ hugs,
ReplyDeleteHugs to you and Angel Madi ~
Wishing you good health, laughter and love in your days,
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