Monday, December 22, 2014


Song of the Children’s Feet

 




Trudge – said left foot to its partner Boot

trudge trudge – Boot replied

slippery slide down the slope    they cried



tobogganing trundle up to the top of the hill

WHEE they go back down again



trudge – said right foot

trudge trudge – said left

glittery glide down the slope    they cried



icy icy     nice and icy   trundle and trudge








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