| Poems by Tim |
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| Bath Time
In the bath just having fun Dad tells me my time is done Grab a towel right off the rack Dry my front and then my back Let it fall onto the floor Then go running out the door ______________________________ The Hike Part way up the legs they scale Reaching for the bushy tail Slowly trek across the back Drinking water from their packs Halfway there they stop and laugh It’s a very tall giraffe |
| The Seige
“On my count” Sir Duncan calls We must get inside these walls Load ‘em up and pull ‘em back Are we ready to attack? Let them go and watch them fly Sister Alli wants a try _______________________________ South “Round the curly slide we go Drench ourselves in sleet and snow Get your friends and come here quick While the ice is good and slick. I’m sure glad we live down south” Came these words from Penguin’s mouth |
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| * Did you know that these poems can be sung with several well known tunes including . . . "Twinkle, twinkle, little star . . ." "A, B, C, D, E, F, G . . ." "I'm a little acorn nut . . ." or "Alice where are you going . . ." |
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| Ruff the Pup Ball is bouncing down the stairs. Up he springs and off he tears. Round the corner, down he bounds Barking loud and happy sounds. Here comes Ball. It’s climbing up In the mouth of Ruff the Pup. |
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