I made my first treehouse
With blankets and vision,
But each time I sat
There’d be a collision.
This time I was smarter.
The treehouse I’ve built
Should be quite sturdy.
I’ve used my mom’s quilt.
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This is so sweet, Christine. It reminds me of something my own kids might have built. Well done with the vision/collision rhyme too!
ReplyDeleteThank you for featuring my piece Michelle. I look forward to reading the others and taking on next month's challenge!
ReplyDeleteYou're right, Michelle -- sweet and realistic, both! I wonder what happened next... Was there another upgrade? Sofa cushions, perhaps?
ReplyDeleteHi Tabatha, thanks for reading. I was thinking she gathers up her hair bows to better secure the ends ;). Cushions would make a great addition!
DeleteVery cute. Thanks for sharing it here.
ReplyDeleteHi Rosi, thanks for reading and commenting!
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