“How awkward when playing with glue”
How awkward when playing with glue
To suddenly find out that you
Have stuck nice and tight
Your left hand to your right
In a permanent how-do-you-do!
Constance Levy, “How awkward when playing with glue ...” from Knock at a Star, edited by X.J. Kennedy and Dorothy M. Kennedy (Boston: Little, Brown, 1999). Reprinted with the permission of the author.
Source: Knock at a Star (1999)
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Poet Constance Levy b. 1931
Subjects Activities, School & Learning
Poetic Terms Limerick
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SUBJECT Activities, School & Learning
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