EASTER FOREVER by Milou

Imagine if Easter would last forever
You’d eat candy and chocolate everyday
And have Easter hunts, and be very clever
About where to hide your Easter prey

You’d be getting presents and toys
Eat millions of caramel ‘n’ cakes
You’d be filled with happiness and joy
When your parents start to bake

So Easter would rule forever
Pouring with billions of treats
Eat them like a beaver
And take care where you put your seat!

But after a while it gets boring and dull
The hiding, the finding, the partying and eating
So you’d get bored and so dreadfully full
That you’d look like a fat sheep bleating

So avoid the unpleasant
Still be happy today
That in all 12 months present
There is only ONE Easter day

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POETRY for KIDS

Tree Tops

At the top of a tree

You can go on a spree

For there is room for at least 69

You have fun way up there

For a such place is rare

You might never find a place so fine

It's like the Queen's palace

(you'll never keep balance)

You can see everything from up there

Oh I love this place

Fit for the majesty her grace

Though it's only worth something for birds

Big Paws

Once upon a time there was
A cat with unusually big paws
Her feet were as big as a car's tires
And this is not what a cat desires

One day she was at home without any crew
'Cause her owner was away buying some shoes
Suddenly it happened something very surprising
Now the cat's feet were changing their sizing

First to the size of a window frame
(The cat already felt ashamed)
Then they grew to the size of a room
Then to the size of a house, and BOOM!!!!

The cat's feet had now EXPLODED!
(And the room was fully with foot-pieces loaded)
Now the poor cat got out of the room
And looked at its feet and shouted,"YAHOO!"

The cat's feet were back to normal size
And this she found was quiet a surprise
Her feet were back to the size of tires

And this she thought is what a cat desires