We haiku, do you? @ the Bay View Library
In honor of April being National Poetry Month and National Library Week being right around the corner (April 13-19), the staff at the Bay View Library has been inspired to write our own library themed haikus. Haiku poems are a type of Japanese poetry that has 17 syllables arranged in three consecutive lines of 5, 7, and 5 syllables respectively. Try it, it's fun!
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Story Time by Lisa S Library shh shh Story time kids rushing in LIBRARY SHH GONE!  Da Bomb by Fran G Think books are da bomb? The library has them all. Come see us today!  Read by LaToya P Read Read Read Read Read Reading can be lots of fun Grab a book and read  Library Card by Abby O new library card ticket to a different world what a joy it holds  Oh No! by Abby O self check out too fast the gate sounds loudly, "oh no!" sigh, now you must wait  Warmth by Jackie R When it is cold out I snuggle with a good book, Imagination's warm  Summer Program by Jackie R Plenty of good books. Plenty to learn, plenty of good prizes to earn.  Bay View by Alison Z Bay View Library The stories this building tells! What awaits me there?  Boss by Chris G Some days at Bay View, Others at Tippecanoe, I'm a roving boss! |
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