Classic Post: And Whoo's Birthday is it Today?

Cliff Note: I originally wrote this poem a year ago for my poetry blog. It got some great response, so I'm posting it here. Enjoy!

Today's a birthday
Can't you see
And I will tell you
Now with glee

I know you want

To hear some more

This birthday man

Is Theodor

Who is this man

This Geisel guy

He now writes poems

Up in the sky

I will tell you

It is my plan

I will tell you

About the man

Growing up

You heard his rhymes

They are the greatest

Of all the times

All the rhymes

Wrote by the man

We all did read them

A dandy plan

But if you're puzzled

And need a clue

You might be stumped

And wonder whoo If Horton comes

And eats green ham

The Grinch might come

And hit you-BAM!

If red and blue fish

Will hop on pop

You'll guess this man

And you're on top

I now will say

I will let loose

This birthday guy

Is Doctor Seuss

Comments

Kathi Spalinger said…

Awesome, thank you for the great poems.

March 02, 2013 9:33 AM

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