Adventures in Lifetime Learning: First Poem

Thursday, April 12, 2007

First Poem

This morning, Jason rose early and wrote a poem for his father. Here is an image of the poem. The text of the poem is as follows:

By Jason 4/12/2007

The snake's coils

run from

thy

worst

fears

or face thy

worst

fears and DO

GOOD

THE END

Amazing fellow.

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