num_pages: 154
description: If you’re looking for a poem about a big family, read “A Slip of the Rules” (The one and only spanking I ever got from Dad—taught me more than any others I’d had—For I had been an example for all the others—sitting there—my sisters and my brothers—with tears almost flowing—my Mother). Maybe a tale about nature’s hungry animals is your style; then read “Winter Food,” a poem that is both serious and delightful (After all had finished on top of the pile—Could be seen a mouse, with his spouse, for a while). Or perhaps “It Is Finished!” might thrill your soul, as it tells the story of Christ’s crucifixion. Many other styles can be found in Bea’s Ramblings Through Seasons and Holidays. Grandma Bea writes a bit of this and a bit of that and finds rambling to be her style.
language: English
title: Bea's Ramblings Through Seasons and Holidays
titlecomplete: Bea's Ramblings Through Seasons and Holidays
publisher: PublishAmerica