云天：温馨的回忆

A Little Jay

By Tabby Cat  in 2007

Once I saw a little jay

By winterwinds it was swept away.

And to me, it did say,

" Tweet--a--tweet!

I want to go home and eat!"

So for many days we searched and searched

On snow white birch and the redwood tree

Till we came to an old oak tree

And the jay shouted, "It's my home I see!

Tweet--a--tweet

Now I can go home and eat!"

A year went by and then I hear

A voice that sounds familiar

"Tweet--a--tweet,

Do you want to come and eat?"

A Limerick

Tabby Cat  in 2007

There was a young lady of France

Who really really wanted to dance.

She bought a new gown

That made her fall down.

That unlucky lady of France!

Mother's Day Season

By Tabby Cat in 2007

This is the time of year

Where everything we hold dear

Becomes even more crystal clear

In our hearts

This is the time I like

When spring blooms before our eyes

And singing birds adorn the skies

In a dawn of sparkling blue

This is the time to tell

That kindness especially abounds

With the lovely caressing sound

Of a mother's voice.

U make my life 1000 times better !

My Visit to Hershey’s Chocolate World

By Tabby Cat in 2007

My heart leaped as I skipped down the steps. I had been looking forward to visiting this place for weeks. I was at Hershey’s Chocolate World at last!

I strolled through the entrance into a grand, magnificently decorated building. Smiling chocolate bars greeted me cheerfully. I glanced around. There was so much to do! Where should I visit first?

I headed to the chocolate tour. I passed through several beautifully painted rooms that displayed places where chocolate comes from. I could feel the hot, steamy climate. I climbed down some stairs onto a huge platform and into something that resembled a large bumper car. A loudspeaker in the car explained how chocolate is made. The car chugged slowly off the platform and into the tour. Amusing singing cows grinned merrily at me at the start of the tour. I sped from forests full of cacao beans to sunny farms to a great chocolate factory. Colorful machines of all shapes and sizes huffed and puffed cheerily at me around every bend. Fake chocolate bars slid off machines into brown plastic boxes. The car emerged out of the tour and steadily halted to a stop and I clambered out.

Shortly after, I received a packet of free chocolate Kissables. “Can I eat all of them? “ I asked my mom.

“Oh…okay, “ she said. I savored the sweet, luscious taste in my mouth.

After that, I went to the Hershey’s Make-Your-Own-Chocolate place. Somebody took a picture of me. I also received a delightful Hershey’s Chocolate Factory hat. Then I pretended to make my own Chocolate Kisses. Soon after, I got a vividly decorated hershey’s Chocolate Factory ID splashed with colors. My mom and dad also bought two brightly colored Hershey’s Kisses containers filled to the brim with flavorful Hershey’s Kisses.

Finally, I went to a place that sold dozens of tasty chocolate treats. My mom bought me a jumbo, sugary Hershey’s Kissables cookie. It was one of the most mouth-watering, lip-smacking treats in my life!

Soon it was time to leave. As I strode through the door, I thought about my wonderful summer’s day at Hershey’s Chocolate World. I knew I would never forget it!

To See the World

By Tabby Cat in 2008

I want to see the blue of the shining Pacific,

The crests of the waves crashing down into the water,

Dolphins leaping in and out of the tide,

If only I could see the sea.

I want to see the green of the rich Amazon,

Birds crying out from the dense vegetation,

The lush trees touching the tip of the clouds,

If only I could see the rain forest.

I want to see the red of the Grand Canyon,

The quiet beauty reflected in the river miles below,

Eagles flying out into the sunset,

If only I could see the canyon.

I want to see the brown of the Mojave Desert,

Wind rushing over the sandy dunes,

Saguro cactus adding tinges of green against the cloudless sky,

If only I could see the desert.

Countless places can be found,

With natural beauty and wonders,

From purple mountains to the deep blue sea,

Oh, I wish I could see

All of the world.