From Shakespeare’s Sonnet XVIII. It’s not exactly a black out poem…think summer!
Sonnet XVIII “Sun Out” Poem
Polonius got that one right…
Polonius got that one right…
From Shakespeare’s Sonnet XVIII. It’s not exactly a black out poem…think summer!
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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.
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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!
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“summer shall not fade” – Noooo. I can’t wait for summer to fade! But this is lovely, and so visually pretty, too!
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Simply beautiful and unique and creative. Love it!
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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.
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Nature is, indeed, a comforter! I hope your summer—strange as it is—continues to be a time of joy!
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Clever and creative! I’m dreading summer’s fade…
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Me, too!
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