For Day 20, the prompt was write to the sound of the reptile you chose. My choice: The Common Garter Snake - which is plentiful in Maine.
S s
ss i i
s s i i l l
i i e t y
n
I crawl to be
over rocks
and under tree
and then I stop
and all you heard
was the
crinkly word
of a leaf
I crossed or a
crossing bee.
you won’t
hear
me.
Hi, Donna! I'm glad I'm not the only one who wrote about a snake for Day 20 (pick your reptile day). I'll include your poem in the post and will do my best with the formatting. Thanks for dropping in and contributing to the project.
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Thanks, Laura! I just saw it - just right! Thanks for letting me in on the last few days of your Sound Project.
DeleteKiller last line! Great job. SSSssooo snakelike.
ReplyDeleteThere's nothing like almost (or actually) stepping on (sometimes barefoot!) a slithering garter snake making a quick getaway. They blend in so well, and don't give you any warning that they are there. No poisonous snakes or insects in Maine, though...no worries there, at least!
DeleteSnakes are dangerous ... and you make them sound all the more :-D
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