My sister, standing on the dock
Barley eight years old
Her shiny
Whispy blonde hair
Springing up
In the bright sunlight.
She jumps up and down
In her small
Blue hand-me-down sneakers
Spotted brown
From the early afternoon mudpie lunch.
Her old
Tattered sundress
Swings with her small body
As she throws scraps
Of old bread
To the birds
Naming them,
Trying to comfort
The ones who get left out.
Her bright eyes
Shine against the light
Of the fading red sun
Off in the blue distance.
As the birds leave,
Some by themselves
Some in pairs,
She waved to them
Her tiny fingers
Twirling in the air
"Bye my little birdies!"
She cries
In her small
Innocent voice.
And after her friends
Fly away,
I take her hand
And lead her to the house,
Her eyes still glued
To the sky.
Justine Marie Zingg
SIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIs!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
When are you going to write a poem about me. Just kidding! actually not really but no big deal.
Love ya, Sarah