llamas and poems and rhymes, oh my!
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[Unknown site tag]bob_wonderllama
gets a special honorary inspirational (aka, he's where I got the idea)
spot in the poem I wrote for class today, because it's his
birthday. Happy birthday, friend.
Outside in the rain sits my friend the llama.
I bring him inside, for rain makes him sticky.
now he models for a toy I make of ceramic,
a toy I mean to give away.
The clay yields under my instrument
while he sings, raising his wonderful voice.
A cold he got from the rain ruins his voice,
making me cry for my friend, the llama.
Now he proves anything can be an instrument -
spoons on a table, glasses of water, sticky
tape strummed over and over. Far and away
his music takes me, as I work with toys of ceramic.
Proudly, I show him my cute ceramic
toy, for in his singing, his voice
has become a part of it. "Give it away?"
The thought makes me sad, I wish for the llama
to be with me forever - even if he's sticky.
But... I sell it and buy a gift for him - an instrument,
a drum, for they, I recall, are his instrument
of choice, much as what I make out of ceramic
are my favorites. And even though his fur is sticky,
I hug him for the gift he gave through his voice.
He has to leave now, my friend the llama,
and so I cry as he heads out the door and away.
The sticky tears rain down, causing cracks in my voice,
for he left his instrument and took a ceramic
toy, the llama I made, and bore it away.[Unknown site tag]
Outside in the rain sits my friend the llama.
I bring him inside, for rain makes him sticky.
now he models for a toy I make of ceramic,
a toy I mean to give away.
The clay yields under my instrument
while he sings, raising his wonderful voice.
A cold he got from the rain ruins his voice,
making me cry for my friend, the llama.
Now he proves anything can be an instrument -
spoons on a table, glasses of water, sticky
tape strummed over and over. Far and away
his music takes me, as I work with toys of ceramic.
Proudly, I show him my cute ceramic
toy, for in his singing, his voice
has become a part of it. "Give it away?"
The thought makes me sad, I wish for the llama
to be with me forever - even if he's sticky.
But... I sell it and buy a gift for him - an instrument,
a drum, for they, I recall, are his instrument
of choice, much as what I make out of ceramic
are my favorites. And even though his fur is sticky,
I hug him for the gift he gave through his voice.
He has to leave now, my friend the llama,
and so I cry as he heads out the door and away.
The sticky tears rain down, causing cracks in my voice,
for he left his instrument and took a ceramic
toy, the llama I made, and bore it away.[Unknown site tag]