General Poetry posted July 4, 2017

June Sargent

Happily married , proud mother of 2 - and grandmother of 2 handsome grandsons. Love reading, writing, traveling, tracing family roots. Looking forward to learning and growing more as a writer of both poetry and prose!

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A Pleiades Contest Entry

Tuatara

by June Sargent

Tuatara from New Zealand
Traipsing 'cross the twisted tree trunk
Terrorizing spinning spiders
Tongue in cheek that's always ready
Tossing into tummy tasty
Trail mix made of dried mosquitoes,
Tadpoles - topped with crunchy beetles

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Pleiades Poetry writing prompt entry

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Write a Pleiades poem for this contest. This poetry type requires a title with a single word. The poem itself has seven lines. The first word in each line begins with the same letter as the title. See an example of this type of poem here.

Tuatara are rare, medium-sized reptiles found only in New Zealand. They are the last survivors of an order of reptiles that thrived in the age of the dinosaurs.

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A Pleiades Contest Entry

Tuatara

by June Sargent

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