Hello there! My name is Nicole K. Docimo, and I am an artist and writer from the U.S.A. but currently residing in Zurich, Switzerand. Thank you for visiting my blog!
"Be thirsty for the ultimate water,
and then be ready for what will
come pouring from the spring."
~Rumi
{from "Joy at Sudden Disappointment"
translated by C. Barks.}
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Shel Silverstein is a favorite of mine.
applaUse! Your past Friday fun
for my current Thursday nearly
done.
I especially like your “Twistable,
Turnable” acrobatongue reading.
Looking forward to #16…
Hello Ms. Nicole! I really love that you are able to listen to you reading the poem while looking at the picture that you posted as well. Your blog is different than others that way by listening to the poem being read because I feel that you can ponder the poem as the words are rolled off the tongue. This poem always made me laugh when I was younger, and I love reminiscing on the younger poets that I read. It’s interesting that some of Shel Silverstein’s poetry is applicable not only to children, but also to adults in smaller sized lessons, and is a good reminder to laugh a lot and have fun every once in awhile. I am curious, what are your top three poets that have influenced you? Two of my favorite are William Carlos William and e.e. Cummings.
Thanks!
-Sarah
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