Easter Themes: Here Come the Chicks

Baby animals positively entrance everyone in the spring season. Little chicks have become known as a harbinger of spring and a symbol of new life at Easter. This rhymed sestet reminds us of the fun of playing outdoors, even as the baby chicks do.

Here Come the Chicks

Peep! Peep! The baby chicks

Pick and peck for corn and kicks.

Easter’s here, so let’s go play

To celebrate this happy day.

Happy Easter. Happy Spring.

c2009 by Linda Ann Nickerson

Happy Easter. Celebrate with joy.

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Easter Themes: The Abandoned Grave

To pay our debt to death, the Lord borrowed a tomb. Once the debt had been paid, He no longer needed a burial site. He arose, as these four lines in rhyme clearly state.

The Abandoned Grave

The Savior slew all of our strife

With power not yet understood.

He purchased forever our life –

The tomb, it is empty for good.

c2009 by Linda Ann Nickerson

Happy Easter. He is risen!

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Easter Themes: Egg Hunt Surprise

As outdoor gardens spring to life, everyone enjoys frolicking outside, especially if colorful candy-filled Easter eggs await. This rhymed sestet celebrates the annual Easter egg hunt.)

Easter Egg Hunt Surprise

Pretty posies peeking out

Tell us spring is all about.

Hide your Easter eggs and run.

Call your friends for outdoor fun.

Find your basket. Fill it fast.

May your Easter laughter last.

c2009 by Linda Ann Nickerson

Happy Easter. Welcome, spring.

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