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Sean D Rasmussen

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Lost In Enchanted Wood
by Sean D Rasmussen → (All Poetry by Sean D Rasmussen)
  
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Should you be lost in enchanted wood,
be nice to all you see.
Because should you insult a witch,
a toad soon you would be.

Do not be rude to the trolls,
they are sure to take offence.
They will use your eyes as ping pong balls,
and your bones will be their fence.

Do not laugh at goblin folk,
hiding in the trees.
They will paint you neon pink,
or any color they please.

Do not step on the gremlins,
although they are hard to see.
They will switch your pillow,
with a hive of angry bees.

If you see the faerie folk,
don't try to grab their wings.
They can turn you into a toadstool,
to dance around in spring.

Be also nice to the giant,
who lives up on the mound.
He may take you on his shoulders,
to have a look around.

Be polite to the dragon,
if in enchanted wood you are lost.
Because he thinks you will be crunchy,
and good with tartar sauce.

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 Reviews of "Lost In Enchanted Wood"
Reviewed by Danielle Mundy
Reviewed on July 26, 2004
ths is great children's poetry...my little one's loved it when I read it to them.

Reviewed by Kevin Mc Crum (Reader)
Reviewed on September 24, 2003
Very nice and quite imaginative.

Reviewed by Cheryl Sellers
Reviewed on September 24, 2003
great rhyme and flow... enjoyable read and I am sure children will love this

Reviewed on September 24, 2003
(((sean)))

i promise to be nice to the witch...and trolls...and goblin folk...and gremlins...and faerie folk...the giant...AND especially the dragon. :)

enjoyed this fantasy romp through the woods! well done!

(((HUGS))) and love,

karla.

although i don't think i'd taste that good to the dragon. :)


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