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| Image via Monday's Child |
"How many wools did mother ask to wind?"
"A one or two and the third one kept behind."
"Isn't red so cute that might look good on us?
a new pullover even Liza might get jealous"
"The kids are playing and calling us to leave"
"No, No! I shall finish up winding so that mother can weave.
I am so eager to wear my new,
Cannot even wait for a time so few.
Let us wind it fast before mother comes,
so that we can surprise her with our work done."
(In collaboration with Monday's Child)
12 comments:
How cute and the anticipation of a new knit sweater - the joy these two girls bring to their work and the surprise for their mother...love the rhyme making it read so sweetly....thank you much...bkm
Oh, cute! and reflecting neatly a how an innocent mind thinks.
I don't know much about poetry. It just makes me feel good and this one is so refreshing and makes me feel good about my work!!!! thanks from such beautiful work of art!!! you are contribution to the beauty of world..
Just lovely :o)
What a lovely poem, a childhood verse, really, to delight all ages. So nicely done.
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What a lovely poem, a childhood verse, really, to delight all ages. So nicely done.
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So cute to have the two girls chatting about the wool.
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This is so cute!
Beautiful. Love it.
Cute poem of sisters' conversation while winding wool - I remember doing that as a child. The image is adorable!
that's very beautiful and lovely conversation.
perfect poem for the prompt.
Thanks!
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