Sia Jumping
Sia jumps off the window sill
into her grandfather’s arms
and the red tree jumps with her.
Grandfather stands further away.
Sia jumps off the window sill
into her grandfather’s arms
and the rain jumps with her.
Grandfather stands further away.
Sia jumps off the window sill
into her grandfather’s arms
and the lightening sky jumps with her.
The rain drops stop, the leaves fall
and the sun comes shining through.
into her grandfather’s arms
and the red tree jumps with her.
Grandfather stands further away.
Sia jumps off the window sill
into her grandfather’s arms
and the rain jumps with her.
Grandfather stands further away.
Sia jumps off the window sill
into her grandfather’s arms
and the lightening sky jumps with her.
The rain drops stop, the leaves fall
and the sun comes shining through.
This poem is copyright (©) Chrissie Gittins 2024
About the Writer
Chrissie Gittins
Three of Chrissie Gittins’ five children’s poetry collections were selected for the Children’s Poetry Bookshelf and two were shortlisted for the CLiPPA Award. She appeared on BBC Countryfile with Adder, Bluebell, Lobster and Stars in Jars is a Scottish Poetry Library recommendation. Chrissie won the Belmont Poetry prize and was a Manchester Children’s Literature Prize finalist. Her poems feature on Cbeebies, the Poetry Archive and are widely anthologised. She has judged the Caterpillar Poetry Prize and is a National Poetry Day Ambassador. www.chrissiegittins.co.uk