Sharon Hollander |
Sharon's Dream Email: sharon2314 AT timewarner.com |
Sharon's Mom |
Sharon in Chicago, 2007 | ||||||||||
Sharon with Santa, 2004 |
Haiku An ancient Japanese form of poetry. It contains three lines. 1st line contains five syllables. 2nd line contains seven syllables. 3rd line contains five syllables. |
Running through the park Blond hair flowing through the breeze Always wears a smile
Always having fun |
A Tree A tree, shading over the rocky cliff Looking down at nature, looking down at life. Watching the world Begging for water, Drying up in the middle of the desert Will it live? I don't know, do you? |
A leaf A leaf, just sitting in the silent stillness. Just waiting for something to happen. The sunshine pouring down its back. Just an ordinary leaf. Sitting on the hot sidewalk on a summer afternoon. Motionless Its long stems intertwining. Lifeless. No water, no rain, no life. |
You and me We'll be together Through thin and thick weather. We are friends And we are forever |
Bright Light bright light bright light shine bright through the night I wish I may I wish I might that America and Iraq no longer fight |
Poem of Our Flag There is a flag sitting in my classroom, It's white and blue and red. It's made from a very silky and beautiful kind of thread. We sing to it every morning. It listens every day. To our valuable flag, our wonderful flag, there are special words we say. Our grand old flag, Our trusting flag, is ours in the U.S.A. - by Sharon Hollander | |
The Park I see birds flying I hear them chirping I smell the fresh air I taste the wind I feel the wet grass I know that trees are near - by Sharon Hollander | Watch Sharon Sing |
Sharon at Chuck E. Cheese's c. 1998
Sharon visits a bakery, 1998.