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Poem: Black

By Ellwyn Autumn
October 8, 2018
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Dalmatian spots,

Kitty cats.

Santa’s boots,

Old top hats.

 

A hockey puck,

A button nose.

A spring bear cub,

A fire hose.

 

Karate belt,

Midnight sky.

Leather jacket,

Berry pie.

 

A garden spider,

A jelly bean.

A tire swing,

An African Queen.

Black

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Ellwyn Autumn

Ellwyn Autumn is an American author/blogger and a certified teacher with a Master's Degree in Education. She writes children's picture books, middle-grade novels, and Young Adult fiction. Ellwyn's first self-published novel, Chris Kringle's Cops The First Mission, was a Finalist in the 2016 Reader's Favorite International Book Contest. Her Kamyla Chung picture book series addresses difficult issues facing young children. Ellwyn discovered her passion for writing in second grade when she had to write a book report for school. She was so excited to write the report, until her mother told her that she had to write about someone else's book and not her own story. Ellwyn became indignant and decided that once she finished the book report she would most certainly write her own original story. She has been writing ever since! Ellwyn lives with her family in Pennsylvania. She loves all things magical, curling up with a good book, writing stories, and almost anything with chocolate in it.

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