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Feb. 28, 2008
Wildflowers in Winter- Kids Contest Entry
Here is my entry for Wildflowers in Winter.
This week is the kids art contest!
Here is what mama says about this.
Week 7 - February 27 - March 4. Kid's Wildflower Art Contest - Post a photo of a child's art creation featuring wildflowers (or other favorite spring flower, I won't be picky) on your blog or theirs. You have until Tuesday night, March 4 to get them up on a blog. If you don't have a blog, email them to me, and I'll post it on my blog for you. Come back to my blog and enter your name followed by (week 7) and then enter the link where the art work is found. Then on Wednesday, March 5, we will open up the voting, which I will keep open until Thursday, March 6, at 6:00 P.M. PST. take time to look at all the week 7 entries, choose your favorite and then send me an email with your choice to: joyinthemorninglight at yahoo dot com. (Remove the spaces and fix up the email so it will work.) The winner will receive a really cool Dover Publications Wildflower Coloring book and a neato set of Prang watercolors, some watercolor paper and a piece of graphite paper. If you have any questions be sure to ask.
I have a set of Prang water colors and they are really good, but somewhere along the way Mama has found me a more profeshional set and that is what I like to use most of the time!
My entry is a picture of 2 black eyed susans that I painted just a few days ago especially for this event! and I have also written a poem to go with it. The poem is below the picture.
Now my poem.
Black-eyed Susan
Black-eyed Susan's out to play,
In a field of grass or hay,
Today is such a nice day,
Mother, may I go out to play?
Black-eyed Susan wants to play,
in the field of grass or hay,
She would like to dance away,
In the field with flowers and hay.
Ask your mother, "Please may I,
In a field of grass or hay,
go and dance the flowers with,
on this pretty flow'ry day?"
Mother answers instantly,
" I will come and dance with you,
I'll fix lunch the morning in,
while you dance with flowers all day!"
I would like to go and dance with the black-eyed Susans, Wouldn't you?
Especially if my name was Susan and I had black eyes!
Just so you know, the first stanza is about the flower black-eyed Susan and the rest of the stanzas are about a girl name Susan with black eyes!
Emily Rosed |
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