Mother goose,
Gather your flock,
Or they shall walk,
Further away,
From the family,
And tumble into mischief,
And unknown mystery,
In search of adventure,
In haste blind fervour,
So, Be careful Mother goose,
Be safe, And don't set them loose!
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Reviewed by Dan Summerfield (Reader)
Reviewed on April 4, 2004
Esra;
Now this is delightful. I'm assuming that you are Mother Goose and the daughters are your young flock.
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Now this is delightful. I'm assuming that you are Mother Goose and the daughters are your young flock.
Dan S.