Ms. Ranfone's PS 17 eZine
Poetry- Four doors of poetry
by johortiz6 - Bullies
by amir_sullivan - I am
by youngchris170 - Poetry in the mind of the writer
by eduar - where poetry hides
by richbooy - I am
by afrias - poetry hides
by richbooy - doing good
by POETRYKING - Poetry hides
by youngchris170 - poetry hiding
by dequanbrown - ~happy n sad~
by joshua_feliz - The first day of school
by amir_sullivan - My Poem
by eduar - Pool Club
by johortiz6 - Favorite Toy
by rickyakashadow - DARK AND BRIGHT
by eduar - more & more
by POETRYKING - Puerto Rico
by nell123 - =angels in the sky=
by joshua_feliz - First Dog
by richbooy - Spring
by afrias - Spring
by eduar - ~Best Spring~
by joshua_feliz - SPRING
by afrias - Carlos
by mendez - The Smell of Summer
by Tony.A - Summer is a bummer
by Shyheim.V - Things About My Mother
by Quintin - Grandma
by Chris.D - When I Was Born
by Lavonnie - Life is Pain
by Malachi - firend but i say we was the 08 p17 fam
by POETRYKING
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Comments
Rich, It's interesting how
Rich,
It's interesting how you compare a new baby to a baby cat. I wonder - Why do babies bring happiness?
The last line makes me think about how each person can become different things, and you don't know how they will turn out until they grow. It's almost a sad line. I like it.
Keep writing!
-Mr. Mackert
Dear Richboy, I like this