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World Poetry Day at Paper Poetry

Let’s Take a Journey

In honour of Dr. Seuss

1 min readMar 6, 2026

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Hello, come and join me,
you’re in for a treat.
I love to write poems,
usually short and sweet!

Please come along,
it won’t hurt a bit.
I promise you that,
you may like to sit.

Let’s take a journey,
just you and I.
In my imagination,
together we’ll fly!

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Let’s visit the beach,
the sky and the sand.
It’s my favourite place,
come, take my hand.

We can walk on the sand
and swim in the sea.
Search for seashells,
It’s so heavenly!

What about waterfalls?
They’re beautiful too.
How delightful is nature,
you know that it’s true.

Mountains and rivers,
valleys and hills,
forests and flowers,
they give me the thrills!

I hope you enjoyed
our little meander,
through my imagination,
written with candour.

Thank you Carolyn Hastings for Paper Poetry’s March prompt! I decided to celebrate World Poetry Day by honouring Dr. Seuss as I did with my last poem. This time I had fun with rhyming which I don’t often do, still exploring my favourite places (and you can too)!

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Tania Wallace
Tania Wallace

Written by Tania Wallace

I am a Counselling and Clinical Psychologist, a mum, and an ice cream lover! I particularly love the sea and have much gratitude and appreciation for nature.

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We are living in the digital world, covered in the autonomous aspects & tracked motions of life. Yet, somehow we are losing some critical elements. Keyboards, touchpads, & speech-to-text are there, but we believe that handwritten words on paper is still meaningful to some poets.