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JOSIE'S POEMS

Easter Poems for Children 

By Josie Whitehead

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WHERE ARE THEY?

By Josie Whitehead

Where Are They?

I hunted under stones and trees
      And then looked in a hedge.
I searched  the woodlands and the fields
      And by the water’s edge.

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'I have some!' called a mother duck.
     The blackbird had some too.
The little sparrows in the hedge
     Had five, it’s very true.

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The big black crow, up in the tree,
    Had built her nest up high.
'I also have some,' she called out,
     From somewhere in the sky.

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The robin said: 'I’ve three of them,
     And soon they will be hatched,'
But the pretty ones I hunted for –
    Well, none could be well matched -

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For the ones I looked so hard to find -
      The ones I love the best –

Were the gorgeous, chocolate Easter eggs
      That you’ll not find in a nest.

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                                                      Or will you?

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Easter Eggs on Hay
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