From Shakespeare’s Sonnet XVIII. It’s not exactly a black out poem…think summer!
Sonnet XVIII “Sun Out” Poem
From Shakespeare’s Sonnet XVIII. It’s not exactly a black out poem…think summer!
Ponderings to Keep
Reflections on my life as a teacher, reader, writer.
Polonius got that one right...
Polonius got that one right...
Connecting with Mindful Educators
Polonius got that one right...
Stay in the profession you love. Here's how.
Blogging my way through the year
Polonius got that one right...
Polonius got that one right...
shouting my heart out for all who may listen
Polonius got that one right...
The Blog of Karen J. McLean
Lit On Fire!
"It would be nice if you could just ravel out into time."
Polonius got that one right...
Navigating Life as a Teacher and a Writer
Yet There is Method 
I love this for its own sake, but also for a wonderful creative and artistic idea for my classroom. “this gives life to thee” I hope my summer sustains me through this unprecedented school year.
LikeLiked by 1 person
Thanks, Margaret. Summer, for all intents and purposes, is almost over (we teachers go back next week) and I too hope to be sustained through it. Unprecedented, indeed!
LikeLike
“summer shall not fade” – Noooo. I can’t wait for summer to fade! But this is lovely, and so visually pretty, too!
LikeLike
Simply beautiful and unique and creative. Love it!
LikeLike
All of the above comments resonate with me about your poem, Tim. While summer is taking on a whole new image this year, it is still the time of joy in Long Island. Nature is a comforter.
LikeLiked by 1 person
Nature is, indeed, a comforter! I hope your summer—strange as it is—continues to be a time of joy!
LikeLike
Clever and creative! I’m dreading summer’s fade…
LikeLiked by 1 person
Me, too!
LikeLike