#Poem: “Firewood Burning” by Georgina Green (age 7)

Posted on November 22, 2020 by SpookyMrsGreen

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Firewood Burning: A Poem by Georgina Green

“Firewood Burning” by Georgina Green

As I sit watching

the wood burn in the fire

My eyes feel the warmth

My body warms up

I feel nice and warm.

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Poem written by Georgina Green, age 7.

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5 Responses to #Poem: “Firewood Burning” by Georgina Green (age 7)

  1. annabellefranklinauthor's avatar annabellefranklinauthor says:
    November 23, 2020 at 9:24 am

    This evocative poem brings back happy memories of when my wood-burning stove was working! So much nicer than central heating. Your daughters are very talented!

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