A Halloween Poem - JACK-O-LANTERNS

JACK-O-LANTERNS

Jagged tooth grin
And nothing to say.
Candy he guards,
Keeping ghouls away.

Orange, cool armor he wears. His

Life, an internal light.
Armed with an eerie glow and the
Natural darkness of night.
Triangular, flashing eyes
Examine the area for miles.
Relentlessly protecting the sweet treats but
Never forgetting to
Smile!

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A Poem: Boys And Girls

Time for a quick poem.

BOYS AND GIRLS
by Auntie Flamingo

Boys make noise. Drums they smash.
Play with cars and make them crash.

Girls love curls and frilly things.
Squeals of joy for diamond rings.

Parents groan with heads that ache
From all the racket children make.

WHO IS AUNTIE FLAMINGO?

Mother Goose has a sister.
I bet you didn't know.
She's pink, tall and graceful.
She's Auntie Flamingo.

Her rhymes are a little different,
With a unique style.
They’re silly and they're funny,
Sure to make you smile.

Mother Goose has a sister.
I bet you didn't know.
She's pink, tall and graceful.
She's Auntie Flamingo.

Welcome! I am Auntie Flamingo, an author of children's poetry. I'm currently working on a book which will be a collection of some of my best poetry. When published, I will donate 10% of my personal profits to a children's charity. I will announce which charity when my book is published.

Have a comment or question? I would be more than happy to answer your emails and I may even post your question and answer on my blog. Contact me at auntieflamingo@gmail.com