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Monday, January 20, 2014

Open Link Monday for amphibians

Today doesn't feel like Monday, because so much has happened lately, and much more is about to happen, but it is Open Link time in the Imaginary Garden with Real Toads, and my computer says "Mon" which is either Monday or someone Scottish.
Kerry included a wonderful photo with "photo credit: Shotaku via photopin cc" printed beneath it. I have taken the liberty of cropping the photo because the bottom corner of it inspired my little poem today. My apologies and also my thanks to the photographer.

photo credit: Shotaku via photopin cc


the tiny
amphibian
came up
from the
bottom
of the pond,
broke through
the thin
layer of ice,
and found it
covered in snow.


my mama
never warned me
about this,
he complained,
but of course
my mama
never warned me
about anything
at all
Kay Davies, Monday, January 20, 2014                       

               

12 comments:

Tammy said...

Bad mama, but great poem! Cute way to start a Monday, though if that really is a little froggy, he looks like he's in trouble.

Sherry Blue Sky said...

This is sweet, Kay - and a bit scary, for the little guy!

Susie Clevenger said...

Great write Kay...seems there are many things I wasn't warned about

Anonymous said...

amusing and clever, Kay. best wishes on your travels ~

Gemma Wiseman said...

So sweet and adorable. So much a mirror of how young ones like to believe that they "should have been told."

Yamini MacLean said...

Hari Om
Oh this was clever Kay, for reasons beyond the words... I was so intrigued it made me go and look at the original photo. Blow me down, what I thought was pottery garden art turned out to be nature's stamina!! This added another dimension to your words. Lovely. YAM xx

jabblog said...

Aww!It's tough being out in the big wide world.

Pealogic said...

Pore little guy in the pond.

Kerry O'Connor said...

There is something adorable about these bulbs breaking through the snow.. so much promise, so much uncertainty.

kaykuala said...

There are discoveries in every little activity. One can well be faced with surprises in some of them! Nicely Kay!

Hank

Helen said...

Mama tried to warn me, I didn't always listen!

Jenn Jilks said...

You have such fun with this! Good for you.