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Community - Annapolis
Published
12/18/09
She's only in fifth grade, but Rolling Knolls Elementary School student Molly Cahlink is already a published poet. Find Us On Facebook
"I just like making up different kinds of poetry," she said. "I like writing stories." Molly's poem, "Earth," was entered into a contest and selected for publication in the American Library of Poetry's "Inspired 2009 Poetry Collection." "I'm most proud because Molly's a real hard worker," said Nancy Cahlink, Molly's mother. "It's nice to see her get recognized." Molly wrote the poem last year during Earth Day...
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