Tabatha at The Opposite of Indifference is hosting the Poetry Friday Roundup today. If you’d like to know more about Poetry Friday, click HERE for an explanation by Renee LaTulippe.

Hello, Great Readers of our series! Just In case you haven’t visited before, let me tell you a little about A Great Nephew and A Great Aunt. My great nephew, Landon (a seventh-grader) and I (his great aunt) collaborate. I write a poem which he illustrates. We started this collaboration in the fall of 2014 and have had so much fun with it that we decided to invite others along. Landon and I will continue to have a new episode on one Friday of each month. The other Fridays are filling up quickly with guests. I have created a page on my website to view all the episodes of A Great Nephew and a Great Aunt. Click HERE to visit the page and enjoy past episodes.
Today it’s my pleasure to share a creative collaboration from . . .
Rebecca Gomez and Her Niece, Rebekah
From Rebecca: I have 27 nieces and nephews, so it was bit of a challenge to choose one of them! But after some deliberation, I asked my niece Rebekah, who is twelve, to collaborate with me on this project. I wasn’t sure what I wanted to write about, so I asked her if she would draw some kind of wintry scene, and I would write a poem to go with it. I was delighted when her mom sent me this adorable drawing!
Rebekah’s Art
Rebecca’s Poem
Many thanks to Rebecca and Rebekah for sharing their talents with us today.


haha.. nice! and such a nice idea to ask your nieces for writing insipirations… hehe.. the poem was fun .. and the drawing wonderful! : ) cheers!
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This was such an adorable collaboration. I especially loved the question mark over the bears head…it was a great lead in to a wonderfully fun poem. I have to agree with Linda that whenever I read these collaborations I am inspired to try some with my own nieces, nephews, kids, and friends. Happy New Year, and thanks for sharing these wonderful posts!
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Jean,
Thanks for coming by. So glad you enjoy these posts and that they’re inspiring to you 😀
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Very nice! 🙂
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Thanks for coming by, Myra.
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Adorable! What a delightful pair! Great imagination.
(I still hope to collaborate with my daughter…she is painting gifts for Christmas at the moment and will be painting her sophomore project after that, so I have to wait.)
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Oh fun! I hope you do collaborate!
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Super cute and super fun. I always leave this blog wanting to try a collaboration with a niece or nephew….this holiday season might just be my time to try it.
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Thanks, Linda. And I hope you try collaborating with a niece or nephew! I bet you’ll love it.
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Love the sense of fun in picture and poem. Great collab!
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Thanks for coming by, Brenda.
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Oh my, I love the fun picture and the poem is delightful. This makes me imagine all kinds of animals in a wintry forest coming up that hill and wondering “Who’s that fellow on the hill?” A picture book coming? Thanks, Penny, Rebecca and Rebekah!
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I like your take, Linda. We never know what animals might be thinking and wondering 😉
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Ww. That young lady is quite the artist! Wonderful illustration and wonderfully funny poem to go with it. Thanks.
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Thanks, Rosi! It was fun to write.
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Thanks for coming by, Rosi. So glad you enjoyed this episode.
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Wonderful wintery collaboration!! 🙂
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I like your alliterative comment, Maria! Thanks for coming by 😀
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Great job girls! Love it … and how fun!
Joanne (a relative)
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So charming — both poem and drawing. Is that a BEAR I see? *big cheer* And 27 nieces and nephews? WOW!
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28 as of last this week! Rebekah has a new baby brother. I loved Rebekah’s drawing especially because of the question mark over the bear’s head. It was fun to imagine what the bear was thinking.
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Maybe the bear is one of Mr. Cornelius’s play buddies ;D Thanks for coming by, Jama.
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Rebecca’s artwork is beautiful and has so much depth. And, Aunt Rebecca’s poem perfect adds to the holiday snow fun!
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Glad you enjoyed their collaboration, Pat. Thanks for coming by.
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Love this so much!! Hee hee.
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Thanks, Diana. Rebecca and Rebekah are quite a team.
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