"Come Back Tomorrow", 200-207/365

Kell's daily poetry prompt is to: Make a list of ten images of things you have seen in the last 24 hours.  Use all of them in a poem.  Well, I narrowed it down to our walk across the street - I easily found more than ten images.  This is a VERY free-flowing "poem".  The following photos were taken with my old camera as it was raining and really windy.  I am surprised how well they came out as I was hard pressed to keep the camera still.  I heard a tornado hit and destroyed a Lowe's a couple hours away from us.

Come Back Tomorrow!

Three girls practically flew 

to the farm, eager to see

the pony we hope to lease.

A welcoming whinny said "Hello",

Tabby smiled and scratched,

Hammock offered relaxation,

Tree and tire swing beckoned "Come play"!

Peacock preened,

Goat nodded,

"Salt & Pepper" stared

and "springtime" entered our hearts.

But storm clouds gathered; "Tornado Watch"!
Back home we trod, downhearted.

We'll come back tomorrow.  And wonder until then, which one is our new friend.

I will be taking a "Blogger Spring Break" 

and will be back on Tuesday, April 24th. 

I hope to show you a photo of the pony

we will be leasing.

Until then, Happy Easter!