Something I wrote as a possible illustrated children's book. Picture a very realistic mouse in the beginning, slowly transforming into an illustrative character at the end...morphing from a grownup's mind into the view of a child.
Some people fright
at the sight of mice,
but I think mice
are rather nice.
They have pink feet
and are very neat!
A cute pink nose
sniffs the garden hose.
When it rains,
under toadstools they stay
and the only thing they fright at
is Mr. So and So's mean old cat!
Some people fright
at the sight of mice,
but I think mice
are rather nice!
Yes. This is a delightful children's poem I think. It reads like a nursery rhyme. Thank you for sharing, Lady Soliloque. Welcome to AD. Love and peace to you,
I could see it!! This would be a perfect childrens book. And with each verse you turn the page as the real mouse transform into a playful cartoon! Go for it!
Reviewed by Victor Buhagiar (Reader)
Reviewed on August 24, 2007
Children love this sort of poetry. And I'm too old not to enjoy it too. Victor
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