One of my all time favorite
poems is about a misbehaving
tree.
It's called The Laughing Willow,
by Ernestine Cobern Beyer.
The only copy I ever saw
was from a May 1970 issue of
Jack & Jill Magazine.
Going to go look it up...
(Later that week)...
Well, can't find it online-
I do have a copy of it.
Can we print a poem if we
credit the actual author, or
does the copyright belong to
the publisher?
Tuesday, October 04, 2005
Speaking of trees...
Posted by rhapsody at 7:31 AM
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2 comments:
Ernestine's daughter
I'm Barbara Beyer Malley, working on an activity book called Read Me a Rhyme, Please, accepted by Humanics Publishers. The Laughing Willow is one of the poems,and I'll send you an illustrated copy of it if you'll give me your email address. I was thrilled to see your comment!
bbmalley@comcast.net
I can't thank you enough for writing!
I will email you from my yahoo address-
Your mom's poem is my all-time favorite- thank you so much for your kind offer!
I can't wait until your book is available!
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