aps when he walks, Outstepping us all at a bound,He wears both his eyes on the top of his head.Queer place for ones eyes to be found!You may think him a fright,And of course you are right ;But his ugliness I would defend,For he dines on the bugs that destroy the sweet flowers.Hes the gardeners… … ROBINS NEW YEAR. On the snowy branch of the holly-bush A gay little redbreast sings;Happy New Year to all, to all, says he. Oh ! loudly his greeting rings.And in the warm nursery, way high up, From the window-pane looks downA dear little girl with sunshiny hair, And a boy with eyes so brown. To…
Children's poetry · Picture books for children
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