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young girl, from away
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speaks, dresses differently
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bully sees target
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bully sees target
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she cries easily when teased
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eats, plays alone
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eats, plays alone
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she makes new friends, crying stops
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bully challenged
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bully challenged
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seeks new target to pester
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feels out numbered
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Celebrate national Poem in Your Pocket Day on Thursday, April 18, 2013!
The idea is simple: select a poem you love during National Poetry Month then carry it with you to share with co-workers, family, and friends. You can also share your poem selection on Twitter by using the hashtag #pocketpoem.
Put Poems In Pockets
In this age of mechanical and digital reproduction, it’s easy to carry a poem, share a poem, or start your own PIYP day event. Here are some ideas of how you might get involved:
Start a “poems for pockets” give-a-way in your school or workplace
Urge local businesses to offer discounts for those carrying poems
Post pocket-sized verses in public places
Handwrite some lines on the back of your business cards
Start a street team to pass out poems in your community
Distribute bookmarks with your favorite immortal lines
Add a poem to your email footer
Post a poem on your blog or social networking page
Project a poem on a wall, inside or out
Text a poem to friends
repost from: Miz Quickly’s//From Poets.org:
Impromptu Poetry Month
http://imprompt.wordpress.com/
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siggiofmaine 