It’s finally spring. Here are some WITS student poems that celebrate the new season:
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Azul (Blue)
Azul, que bailas en el cielo
Azul, las cachapas de Venezuela
Azul, como “Mary”
Alas de un pájaro
Azul, el pelaje
Azul
Que te oigo
En el mar
Azul
Como si ves el bien
En un Dios
Azul
Te veo
Como amor
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Blue, you are dancing in the sky.
Blue, the cachapas of Venezuela
Blue, like the “Mary”
Wings of a bird
Blue, the hair
Blue
That I hear you
In the sea
Blue
Like if you see the good
in God
Blue
I see you
Like Love
by Paola, 2nd Grade
If
If there is a cat on your head
scream
If there is a feather in your spaghetti
laugh
If there are ants in your pants
freak out
If there is love in your heart
pass it on.
By Johana, 4th grade
Click the link (above) to listen to the poem read on KPFT radio by Kathryn Chavez, a 4th grade student at Parker Elementary in Houston.
This poem is featured as part of the 2012 A Poem A Day campaign, a National Poetry Month celebration by Writers in the Schools (WITS) that features a different poem by a WITS student every day during April. Click here to learn more.