Don’t be Bored Rock

don’t be bored rock 

once you were orange fire 

thundering down some 

mountain slope or 

hurtling silver sleek 

through deep sky 

 

maybe you were thrown up 

sputtering red by 

an ancient fuming volcano or 

born with the planet in a 

starless galactic bang 

 

to be carved sharp by ice 

rounded by raging wind 

 

but whichever it was 

being still now is good 

after all 

 

you have so much to remember 

Copyright: from Cherry Moon (ZaZaKids Books, 2019) copyright © Zaro Weil 2019, used by permission of the author

More about this poem

Full of hope and wonder, Zaro's poems celebrate nature in all its shapes and sizes. They whisk you away from the busy-busy of everyday ...

Learn more
Age Groups

Explore Similar Poems

Also by Zaro Weil

By Tags

Close