Poems With Lois Letchford: Lost & Found

23 Sept 2020 · 1 min

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In this short YouTube video, literacy specialist and author Lois Letchford introduces herself, references her memoir Reversed: A Memoir (which she uses to incorporate poetry with her most vulnerable students), and then reads a brief poem titled "Lost and Found" from the collection Dragon Poems. The poem, credited to Lily and More, humorously describes a wizard's pet dragon that needs daily feeding and offers a reward for its return. Lois concludes with a typical YouTube call to like, subscribe, and share the video.

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Hello, Lois Letchford, literacy problem solver and author of the book Reversed: A Memoir. And grab a copy and read it because I use poetry there with my most vulnerable students. So today I'm sharing poems with you. Today's a short one. It's called Lost and Found from the book Dragon Poems. Lost. A wizard's loving pet. Rather longish. Somewhat scaly. Maybe hungry or upset. Please feed daily. P.S. Reward found. A dragon breathing fire. Flails his scaly tail in ire. Would eat 20 large meals daily. If we let him. Please come and get him. P.S. No reward necessary. That's by Lily and More. Thank you. Hit like, hit subscribe, and share it with all your friends.