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Poems for children - Index

by Pip Wilson

All poems Copyright © 2001, Pip Wilson, Wilson’s Almanac

 

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Children's poems are posted each New Moon.

 

Page 1

• Pony
  About pony with a flowing rainbow tail.

• Two white swans
  About arrogance, conceit and prejudice.

• Writing on a window
  Remember - before car demisters?

Page 2

• Charlie Aardvark
  Because he is so wonderful, he makes his girlfriend proud.

• Seven furry animals
  Little critters.

• Brontosaurus
  Such a wonderful creature, and harmless.

• I'm glad to be alive
  Well, I am. It doesn't matter the weather.

• Cavemen
  My theory on what happened to our Paleolithic ancestors, with nary a mention of the Georges Bush.

Page 3

• Worm
  I am no ingrate to the vermicular invertebrate.

• Why?
  Try not to lose your childlike questioning as most adults do.

• This dragon's not as smart as me
  A child can feel pride in many things, and ought to be encouraged daily.

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• Fruit
  Have you ever wished you could be something other than what you are?

• Chocolate sticks!
  These are one of the yummiest snacks I know.

Page 5

• Little puppy dog
  A lonely little kid finds a friend

• Frank's having kittens
  Oops! We'd better change Frank's name!

• Seven birds
  Seven birds that start with 'S'.
  

 

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