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September 21, 2004

A monster poem from my nephew Cedar

My nephew Cedar, who is now five years old and attending kindergarten in north-central Kansas, has written a new poem. Here it is:

MONSTER POEM
(By Cedar Van Tassel)

A monster is scary,
a monster is deep,
a monster likes to fall asleep.

When it awakes,
it finds its dinner,
of rabbits, bugs, and feathers.

A monster likes to growl at people,
a monster likes to howl.
But if you have a shield and armor,
He’ll run away and yowl.

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Category: Writings by my nephew Cedar, who is 4
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2 Responses to “A monster poem from my nephew Cedar”

  1. Karen Says:

    I’ll be starting an MFA in Poetry this January and I mut say, Cedar inspires me - lets me remember that an open heart and a deeply imaginative spirit are still the best tools in approaching poetry - do tell him I’m a big fan :)

  2. anne Says:

    the poem is very nice and i like the website too.

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