This was a project I did basically during the pandemic. I started writing a poem a day. Once ‘real life’ started again it got harder to write everyday, which is interesting.

I have started to edit some of these mostly the kids poetry. I think there might be enough here for a book. We shall see.

I make no claim that much of this is “good” poetry. But I do make the claim that I loved doing it and I learned something and some of it makes me cry.

a good poem 

a good poem
a pond
plain beautiful words
floating
the moon 
arranging light
perfectly
conjuring
this moment
my poems
want to run
in the sun
for some fun
get her done!
fling some mud
hear the thud
ain’t no dud!
a good poem

poetry, try not to rhyme Kimberly LeClair poetry, try not to rhyme Kimberly LeClair

dancing words

a poem doesn’t have to rhyme
it can be driven by internal rhythm
a beat drummed
beneath
the poem’s own feet
moves the words
and keeps them all
dancing

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