Nothing
A secret place within
deep forests, waiting
to be discovered.
Paper airplanes, yearning
to be flown. Gliding every
which way in a mass of paper.
Birds dodging quick-flying
airplanes in a flurry of wings.
Doing something on a day
when nothing has to be done
is much better than doing
nothing.
--Jacob Adler, 2007
Age 8
Honorable Mention in Sarah Mook Poetry Prize competition
1 comment:
I love this poem - kudos, Jacob!
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