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WHAT IS PINK? A ROSE IS PINK

BY THE FOUNTAIN’S BRINK.

WHAT IS RED? A POPPY’S RED

IN IT’S BARLEY BED.

WHAT IS BLUE? THE SKY IS BLUE

WHERE THE CLOUD FLOAT THROUGH.

WHAT IS WHITE? A SWAN IS WHTTE
SAILING IN THE LIGHT
.
WHAT IS GREEN? THE GRASS IS GREEN
WITH SMALL FLOWERS BETWEEN.

WHAT IS VIOLET? CLOUDS ARE VIOLET
IN THE SUMMER TWILIGHT
.
WHAT IS ORANGE? WHY, AN ORANGE,
JUST AN ORANGE! -CHRISTINA ROSSETTI-

FLINT

AN EMERALD IS AS GREEN AS GARSS, A RUBY RED AS BLOOD;
A SAPPHIRE SHINES AS BLUE AS HEAVEN; A FLINT LIES IN THE MUD.

A DIAMOND IS A BRILLIANT STONE, TO CATCH THE WORLD’S DESIRE;
AN OPAL HOLDS A FIERY SPARK; BUT FLINT HOLDS FIRE.

-CHRISTINA ROSSETTI-

THE WORKS OF GOD

ALL THINGS BRIGHT AND BEAUTIFUL, ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL, ALL THINGS WISE AND WONDERFUL- THE GOOD GOD MADE THEM ALL.

EACH LITTLE FLOWER THAT OPENS, EACH LITTLE BIRD THAT SINGS- HE MADE THEIR GLOWING COLOURS, HE MADE THEIR TINY WINGS.

THE PURPLE-HEADED MOUNTAIN, THE RIVER RUNNING BY, THE MORNING AND THE SUNSET THAT BRIGHTEN UP THE SKY;

THE TALL TREES IN THE GREENWOOD, THE PLEASANT SUMMER SUN, THE RIPE FRUITS IN THE GARDEN- HE MADE THEM EVERYONE.

HE GAVE US EYES TO SEE THEM, AND LIPS THAT WE MIGHT TELL,
HOW GREAT IS GOD ALMIGHTY, WHO HAS MADE ALL THINGS WELL.
-C.F. ALEXANDER-

THE WORLD IS MINE
TODAY UPON THE BUS,
I SAW A LOVELY GIRL WITH GOLDEN HAIR.
TO ME SHE SEEMED SO GAY,
AND I WISHED I WERE SO FAIR.
WHEN SUDDENLY SHE ROSE TO LEAVE,
I SAW HER HOBBLE DOWN THE AISLE.
SHE HAD NO LEGS, SHE BORE A CRUTCH,
AND AS SHE PASSED SHE WORE A SMILE.
OH GOD, FORGIVE ME WHEN I WHINE;
I HAVE TWO LEGS AND THE WORLD IS MINE.

AND WHEN I STOP TO BUY SOME SWEETS,
THE LAD WHO SOLD THEM HAD SUCH CHARM.
I TALKED WITH HIM, HE SEEMED SO GLAD,
IF I WERE LATE IT WOULD DO NO HARM.
AND AS I LEFT, HE SAID TO ME,
“I THANK YOU, YOU HAVE BEEN SO KIND.
IT IS NICE TO TALK TO FOLKS LIKE YOU.
YOU SEE, I AM BIIND.”
OH GOD, FORGIVE ME WHEN I WHINE;
FOR I HAVE TWO EYES, THE WORLD IS MINE.

LATER, WHILE WALKING DOWN THE STREET,
I SAW A CHILD WITH EYES OF BLUE;
HE STOOD AND WATCHED THE OTHERS PLAY,
IT SEEMED HE KNEW NOT WHAT TO DO.
I STOPPED A MOMENT AND THEN I SAID,
“WHY DON’T YOU JOIN THE OTHERS, DEAR?”
HE LOOKED AHEAD WITHOUT A WORD;
AND THEN I KNEW HE COULD NOT HEAR.
OH GOD, FORGIVE ME WHEN I WHINE;
I HAVE TWO EARS AND THE WORLD IS MINE.

WITH LEGS TO TAKE ME WHERE I WILL,
WITH EYES TO SEE THE SUNSET GLOW,
WITH EARS TO HEAR WHAT I WOULD KNOW;
OH GOD, FORGIVE ME WHEN I WHINE;
I AM BLESSED INDEED, THE WORLD IS MINE. -ANONYMOUS-

A PIN HAS A HEAD
A PIN HAS A HEAD, BUT HAS NO HAIR;
A CLOCK HAS A FACE, BUT NO MOUTH THERE;

NEEDLES HAVE EYES, BUT THEY CANNOT SEE; A FLY HAS A TRUNK WITOUT LOCK OR KEY;

A TIMEPIECE MAY LOSE, BUT CANNOT WIN;
A CORN-FIELD DIMPLES WITHOUT A CHIN;

A HILL HAS NO LEG, BUT HAS A FOOT; A WINE-GLASS A STEM, BUT NOT A ROOT;

A WATCH HAS HANDS, BUT NO THUMB OR FINGERS;
A BOOT HAS A TONGUE, BUT IS NO SINGER;

RIVERS RUN, THOUGH THEY HAVE NO FEET; A SAW HAS TEETH, BUT IT DOES NOT EAT;

ASH-TREES HAVE KEYS, YET NEVER A LOCK;
AND BABY CROWS, WITHOUT BEING A COCK. -CHRISTINA ROSSETTI-

FRIENDS
I LIKE TO PLAY WITH MANY BOYS
BUT THERE IS A SPEICAL ONE,
FOR ANDY IS MY TRUEST FRIENDS;
WE PLAN TOGETHER DAYS ON ENDS
AND HAVE A LOT OF FUN.
WE HAVE OUR UPS AND DOWN OF COURSE,
AND OFTEN DISAGREE;
SOMETIMES I LET HIM HAVE HIS WAY,
AND SOMETIMES IN OUR WORK AND PLAY
HE DOES THE SAME FOR ME.
FOR FRIENDS MUST GIVE AND FRIENDS MUST TAKE,
AND EACH MUST DO HIS PART TO MAKE
FRIENDSHIP TRIED AND TRUE.

WHEN MOTHER READS ALOUD
WHEN MOTHER READS ALOUD, THE PAST
SEES REAL AS EVERY DAY,
I HEAR THE TRAMP OF ARMIES VAST,
I SEE THE SPEARS AND LANCES CAST,
I JOIN THE THRILLING FARY,
BRAVE KKNIGHTS AND LADIES FAIR AND PROUD
I MEET WHEN MOTHER READS ALOUDS.
WHEN MOTHER READS ALOUD, FAR LANDS
SEEM VERY NEAR AND TRUE;
I CROSS THE DESERT’S GLEAMING SANDS,
OR HUNT THE JUNGLE’S PROWLING BANDS
OR SAIL THE OCEAN BLUE,
FAR HEIGTHS, WHOSE PEAKS THE COLD MISTS SHROUD,
I SCALE, WHEN MOTHER READS ALOUD.
WHEN MOTHER READS ALOUD, I LONG
FOR NOBLE DEEDS TO DO-
TO HELP THE RIGHT, REDNESS THE WRONG;
IT SEEMS SO EASY TO BE STRONG.
SO SIMPLE TO BE TRUE.
OH, THICK AND FAST THE VISIONS CROUD
MY EYES, WHEN MOTHER READS ALOUD.

TEACHER SAID…
YOU CAN USE MUMBLED AND MUTTERED GROANED, GRUMBLED AND UTTERED, PROFESSED, DRONED OR STUTTERED …BUT DON’T USE SAID!
YOU CAN USE RANT OR RECITE YELL, YODEL OR SNORT, BELLOW, MURMUR OR MOAN, YOU CAN GRUNT OR JUST GROAN …BUT DON’T USE SAID!
YOU CAN HUM, HOWL AND HAIL, SCREAM, SCREEH, SHRIEK OR BAWL, SQUEAK, SNIVEL OR SQUEL WITH A BLOOD-CURDLING WAIL …BUT DON’T USE SAID! …SAID MY TEACHER. -JUDITH NICHOLLS-

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