With naught but a golden smile. The moon then awakens, Rising, rising, holding court Over time's impatient stars Until dawn's destiny calls it home. How odd it seems that in nature's trek Stars bow to moon and clouds acquiesce To this ruler of midnight skies Give them each a try! You never know if you might enjoy the magic of the sonnet. Myrna Badgerow is the 2nd Vice President and an active member of the Writers’ Division and a valued member of the Slate & Style team. She always has a word to say and a way to do it. Living in Louisiana, she is a true Cajun cutie, born and raised. Her stories have inspired generations and will continue to do so. Being a friend to many, one could never be surprised at who they find showing up in her writing. 75 Years First Place, Elementary Poetry by Delaney Brooks What would it be like in 75 years? Will people have smaller and sharper ears? Will technology be better? might even be a new letter. When I’m gone and there are other kids in school, will they still think our technology is cool? With all that’s changed in the last 75 years, I hope that playtime will still be here. THE GARDEN
With naught but a golden smile. The moon then awakens, Rising, rising, holding court Over time's impatient stars Until dawn's destiny calls it home. How odd it seems that in nature's trek Stars bow to moon and clouds acquiesce To this ruler of midnight skies Give them each a try! You never know if you might enjoy the magic of the sonnet. Myrna Badgerow is the 2nd Vice President and an active member of the Writers’ Division and a valued member of the Slate & Style team. She always has a word to say and a way to do it. Living in Louisiana, she is a true Cajun cutie, born and raised. Her stories have inspired generations and will continue to do so. Being a friend to many, one could never be surprised at who they find showing up in her writing. 75 Years First Place, Elementary Poetry by Delaney Brooks What would it be like in 75 years? Will people have smaller and sharper ears? Will technology be better? might even be a new letter. When I’m gone and there are other kids in school, will they still think our technology is cool? With all that’s changed in the last 75 years, I hope that playtime will still be here. THE GARDEN
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