Jimmy Poem by Theresa Ann Moore

Jimmy



While sitting quietly, Jimmy snacked on grapes and crackers.
Among his favorite foods, these were his savored snackers.
Soft music was playing; he was sleepy as he drowsily listened.
The house was cozy warm; the frosty snow outside glistened.

He laid down with his comfort blanket and started to dream.
He dreamt about a meadow filled with flowers by a stream.
The pastel colored brook smelled of succulent strawberries.
Beautiful butterflies of rainbow colors fluttered in the trees.

The delightful scene was splendid; it was visually luscious.
Jimmy was absorbed into a symphony that was marvelous.
The soothing music was surprisingly audible from within.
The rhythmical masterpiece was focusing directly on him.

Jimmy was in a world of enchantment; it had no other equal.
The dream disappeared as he woke. Would there be a sequel?
James is now a grown man, he still enjoys music and snacks.
He recalls the joy of the dream when he closes his eyes to relax.

Thursday, March 15, 2007
Topic(s) of this poem: dream,music,rainbow,soothing
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Ben Gieske 15 March 2007

I like this part, 'The house was cozy warm; the frosty snow outside glistened'. You wrapped the ending of the entire poem around the beginning and dream part very nicely.

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Theresa Ann Moore

Theresa Ann Moore

Michigan, U.S.A.
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