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Poem of the Day number forty-eight: A Magician, by Eunice Ward

Poem of the Day number forty-seven: There Was a Little Girl, by Anonymous

Poem of the Day number forty-six: Antigonish, by Hughes Mearns

Poem of the Day number forty-five: The Owl and the Pussy-cat, by Edward Lear. Oh how I love this one!

Poem of the Day number forty-four: The Purple Cow, by Gelett Burgess. Em disagrees with this poem so we wrote a new version:

I’ve never seen a purple cow
but I would like to see one
and I can tell you anyhow
I’d really like to be one!

Poem of the Day number forty-three: What is Pink? by Christina Rossetti

Poem of the Day number forty-two: The Man in the Wilderness, by Anonymous

Poem of the Day number forty-one: Laughing Song, by William Blake

Hey I made a YouTube playlist so you can watch all my Poems of the Day in succession! As I record new ones they’ll show up at the end. Enjoy!

Poem of the Day number forty: The Walrus and the Carpenter, by Lewis Carroll. Lol!

Poem of the Day number thirty-nine: Dutch Lullaby, by Eugene Field. I love this poem so much!!!

Poem of the Day number thirty-eight: In the Night, by Anonymous. Lol.

Poem of the Day number thirty-seven: O Sailor, Come Ashore, by Christina Rossetti

Poem of the Day number thirty-six: The Fisherman, by Abbie Farwell Brown

Poem of the Day number thirty-five: If, by Anonymous

Poem of the Day number thirty-four: Swimming, by Clinton Scollard

Poem of the Day number thirty-three: Ducks’ Ditty, by Kenneth Grahame

Poem of the Day number thirty-two: A Sea-Song from the Shore, by James Whitcomb Riley

Poem of the Day number thirty-one: Minnie and Winnie, by Alfred, Lord Tennyson

Poem of the Day number thirty: An Unsuspected Fact, by Edward Cannon