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POEMS! POEMS! POEMS!
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WEAVE ME A POEM
Weave me a poem of ribbons and strings.
Hatch me a poem of feathers and wings.
Grow me a poem of sunlight and soil.
Paint me a poem of canvas and oil.
Build me a poem of timber and stone.
Dance me a poem of muscle and bone.
Bake me a poem of sugar and cream.
Sing me a poem. I’m ready to dream.
- Eric Ode, copyright 2007
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Author Visits...
* Poetry and Songwriting Workshops & Assemblies *
Educators: As a former elementary teacher, award winning songwriter, and widely published poet for kids, I would look forward to visiting your school during the 2008/2009 year. Here is more information...
Florida Educators: I'll be in Parkland, FL February 2009 and am looking to add another school or two to the visit. Please contact me for special rates.
Award Winning Songwriter * Widely Published Poet * Former Elementary Teacher
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Poems from "When You Smile"
Bug Poems
Many public libraries are sharing programs about insects and bugs this summer. Here are three "Catch the Reading Bug" poems. The first can be found in my book "Tall Tales of the Wild West (and a Few Short Ones)."
Dinosaur Poems!
School Poems
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Surprise Poems!
Do you like surprises? Do you like poems? Then I bet you'll like a surprise poem! Click on the button below. You never know which poem will turn up!
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Look what's here!:
Tall Tales of the Wild West (And a Few Short Ones),
A collection of cowboy poems and songs by Eric Ode, illustrated by Ben Crane
Published by Meadowbrook Press
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Need more poems? Here are a handful you might enjoy!
Not all of these poems are meant to be funny. I hope you enjoy them just the same.
Poetry books for your classroom:
I have poems in many wonderful anthologies. They'd each make terrific additions to your classroom library.
Take a look at...
Miles of Smiles (Another great laugh-out-loud collection - Meadowbrook Press)
Using Eric's Poems
Students, Educators, and Anthologists: If you are interested in reprinting or in some other way putting these poems to use, please read the following:
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