Twinkle twinkle little story how I love your
tales of glory! You are bright and you
are fair.
You are crafted with great care. Twinkle twinkle
bright and true, and may others learn from you!
“The Garden”
By Jennifer Leigh Moerschel
Said the clover to the daisy,
“Why are you yellow and I am
green?
Why are you a kind of dull,
And I have a sheen?
Why do raindrops stick to you,
And slide off of me?”
Said the clover to the daisy,
“Why are you so yellow,
While I am green?”
Said the daisy to the
dandelion,
“You are quite more beautiful
than I.
You are light and wispy,
And when the wind blows,
How gracefully you fly!”
Said the daisy to the
dandelion,
“You are quite more beautiful
than I.”
Said the dandelion to the
tulip,
When I look at you I think,
I have no backbone at all.
Your colors are so bright and
bold.
When I see you I feel a little
old.”
Said the dandelion to the
tulip,
“You stand so straight and
tall.”
Said the Gardener to the
garden,
“You are such a beautiful
sight!
When you are put together
The painted canvas is just
right.
How boring it would be if you
were all the same!
How dull, how lifeless, how
monotone,
We would need a different game!
How wonderful to see you
creating a fragrant lovely way.
Your differences are what I
love the best.
They bring me such pleasure
each day!
Said the clover to the daisy,
“Come over and stand by me.
Our shapes and colors are quite unique,
And that is just the way it should be!”
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