I don’t have any photos of Lola in a farmyard, but I do have one of her with a spring in her step, during spring, taking my daughter rather by surprise with her speed when she was a puppy. She is still extraordinarily fast, can jump very high and dodge anything!
Today’s poem is by Trevor Millum, thank you Trevor!
Spring in the Yarm Fard
The mat keowed
The mow cooed
The bog darked
The kigeon pooed
The squicken chalked
The surds bang
The kwuk dacked
The burch rells chang
And then, after all the dacking and the changing
The chalking and the banging
The darking and the pooing
The keowing and the kooing
There was a mewtiful beaumont
Of queace and pie-ate.
© Trevor Millum
Here are Trevor’s pets – called Stega, Stegee, Stego, Stegu and Simon.
How many eyes does Tyrannosaurus Rex have?
None! (only two ‘a’s, one ‘o’, two ‘u’s, and an ‘e’).
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