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Sara Hawn Poem
Love is in the air,
Blossoming, soaring, flying
High with our spirits.
Petals float above,
Lifted by air that smells sweet-
Cherry blossoms rise.
Love rises, farther
Into the eternal sky.
Fly with me, always.
Copyright © Sara Hawn | Year Posted 2008
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Sara Hawn Poem
This is a school project that was based on the poem "The Tyger" and "The Lamb" by William
Blake-- the student was to write two poems, one about "the lamb" (innocence, purity, etc.)
and one for "the tyger" (passionate, dangerous, etc.). No copyright infringement intended
to Mr. Blake or 'The Wizard of Oz'.
*"Dorothy"*
From the farm to the sky
She flew, what a switch!
She came down with a thud
On that mean, nasty witch.
Scared and confused
She tried to be brave,
But a few more surprises
The land of Oz gave;
A scarecrow that walked, a lion that talked,
A man made of metal and a witch who stalked.
Somehow, someway
She had to find home,
Thrown in this strange world
Put out all on her own.
*"The Wytch"*
Her sister was dead,
But that's some good news
Just one witch less after
Her red ruby shoes.
The globe of black magic
In front of her shined
With the face of the girl
And the shoes she did find.
Jumping onto her broom
With a cackle, she flew.
She had plans for that girl,
And her little dog, too.
Copyright © Sara Hawn | Year Posted 2009
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