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Poetry Friday: Book Spine Poems for National Poetry Month

by Fats Suela
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April is National Poetry Month! My Poetry Friday offerings today are some book spine poems that I came up with this morning. Last year, we joined the kidlitosphere in celebrating National Poetry Month with a bunch of book spine poems. We are doing it again this year because it’s so much fun! Hope you enjoy the verses today. Poetry Friday is hosted today by the beautiful Irene Latham of Live Your Poem…. All book spine poems were taken and edited through my phone.

From the graveyard…

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…to the zombie apocalpyse…

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…and to outer space.

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For the hopeless romantics…

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…and the really hopeless.

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Poetry is alive and kicking!

Did you have a favorite in our post today?

What about you? Do you have a poem to share?

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About Fats Suela

Fats is the Assistant Manager for Circulation Services at the Wayne County Public Library in Wooster, Ohio. She considers herself a reader of all sorts, although she needs to work on her non-fiction reading. Fats likes a good mystery but is not too fond of thrillers. She takes book hoarding seriously and enjoys collecting bookmarks and tote bags. When she is not reading, Fats likes to shop pet apparel for her cat Penny (who absolutely loathes it).

4 comments on “Poetry Friday: Book Spine Poems for National Poetry Month”

  1. Catherine Johnson
    April 19, 2013

    Ooh they are really good. Did you know 100 Scope Notes blog is posting spine poems all month? You could send it in.

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  2. Irene Latham
    April 21, 2013

    3rd post I’ve seen in Round up for Spine poems! Yay! I’m partial to the Star Girl one. 🙂 Thank you so much for sharing!

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  3. Mary Lee Hahn
    April 22, 2013

    You are GOOD at this! Love them all, but the Hopeless Romantic was my favorite!

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  4. Pingback: [Nonfiction Monday Reading] Gorey-isms, Cautionary Tales and Melancholy Meditation of the False Millennium |

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