Week 1: Little Plant of Mine


Little Plant of Mine

I rise and you attract the shine
I breathe the colorful air you provide 
You bear the leaves that nourishes the mind
I take care of you and you take care of me
A little green friend that needs the sunlight.
That needs the water reflecting life.
You grow a little taller, more than I.
You smell so good you little basil you.
 I am glad I have you as mine.

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  1. Lonnie AlcarazOctober 7, 2019 at 8:53 PM

    Great photo - we will talk about the prism tomorrow in class and how that allows us to see the building blocks of color.

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