A special thanks to everyone from Butler, Wellington, and Winn Brook Elementary Schools who submitted a poem for this project. We have selected the poem lines (below) for installation.
Due to some changes in the funding, we were able to select more poems than originally budget (yea!), however we will hold off on installing in order to coincide with the fall and spring “Walk to School Days” for 2017-18. In the meantime, please enjoy these lines and congratulations to all those who took an artistic leap of faith!
“An apple looks like the sun
setting red on the horizon.”
– Nina
“When the sky streaks with stars
and the morning awakes”
– Clarisse
“It’s spring when the world is raindrop-wet
and the ocean is as blue as it can be”
– Maryam
“Spring, the damp grass
slowly grows”
– Johnny
“[the blue jay] did a quick turn
then a quick twist
then he went on his
way into the mist.”
– Madeleine
“I plant a garden
in the spring.
What good things
will it bring?”
– Bella
“worms rule the underground.”
– Clodagh
“the sun shines bright rays of light,
the ground grows mud-luscious”
– Brandon
“And when the flowers bloom
my heart goes BOOM!”
– Ellie
“I see bees buzzing in the flower fields.”
– Eliza
“YOYOYO
everybody chugging lemonade
in their faces and when
spring bre——–ack is here
almost everyone is lugging
their luggage.”
– A Butler Poet