I wish I could say I got the idea specifcally from watching a child at play (it was a TV commercial), but is there a little boy alive (no matter what his age) who hasn't donned bath towel and swim goggles to defend the universe from evil?
lol. This is great. This poem was inspired from that pullups commerical, isn't it? I've toyed with writing a superhero story but didn't want to get busted for copyright infringement. This is cute and makes me feel like a kid.
A fellow newshound (are feature writers newshounds?) in New Mexico
LOLOLOL "there's no need to fear/underdog is here!" that was *my* favorite superhero...thanks for the memory jog! well done! (((HUGS))) and love, karla. :)
ah, the pleasures of kid-dom...wish i were still little! :) (((HUGS))) and love, your friend, karen lynn. good write, steven!
Reviewed by Elizabeth Taylor (Reader)
Reviewed on May 20, 2003
Ahhh, I remember those bath towel capes very well. Enjoyed reading this. Bravo for the memories.
Reviewed by na na (Reader)
Reviewed on May 20, 2003
Yes Steven, it does bring back so many memories and what child hasn't flown a towel as his banner, and fought the universe by him/herself. Very nice poem. And Steven. Trixie is in my soul. I just can't let her go.
Children love to sink their teeth into sweet and delicious fruit. This story and teaching will have them sinking their hearts into the Fruit of the Spirit.
When vacationing at a mysterious Maine lighthouse, ten-year-old Dylan befriends a ghostly lighthouse keeper who must protect Dylan from danger after he learns a very big secret.
A fellow newshound (are feature writers newshounds?) in New Mexico
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